.......sorry to hear, thoughts and prayers for a fast recovery, so you all can get back to some normalcy. The greenhouse looks great Wade, best to you both.....
woe what an AMAZING display of blooms. especially the dendrobiums. ow and the❤ Banfieldara Gilded Tower and paph. rotschildianum ❤ thay go on my wish list right away. and and and.... just wow you do an amazing job even when your behind. it's sad i cant order from you. i live in the Netherlands 😢. I wish you wife a speedy recovery and wish you and your loved ones a lot of luck healt and happyness. and ofc a lot of pretty orchids and a time machine 😉
That bulbophyllum claptonense is stunning. I need to find one of those now! congratulations on the award for the phrag pearcei, I had no idea those could be in bloom for so long and now I'm really looking forward to mine getting a little older and blooming for me. All of the orchids you sent last month are doing wonderful, by the way. There are so many new leads on that bulb vigantam and I'm starting to see new growth on all of those bulbophyllum seedlings as well.Glad hear your wife is doing better!
Thank you all for the wishes of Peggy's recovery. She is coming along well and I have started trying to catch up on repotting plants. Now all I need is a time machine to get them all established so I can sell them!
Sorry about your wife , hope she gets better everyday... Beautiful plants , nice tour ... I'm waiting for your summer list to be out so I can place an order... Thank you for the tour & happy growing...
Thank you Wade!!! Was waiting on your update! Hope your wife feels good very soon! Was waiting on catasetum update, too! Please make a short video, I know you are busy... I am following your care of catasetums...
I have the same condition with a red reed-stem epidendrum, no clue why it happens. Your orchids are spectacular, I love how you always have something in bloom, specially the Miltassia estrelita "sweet señorita" (it means Miltassia little star "sweet lady" in Spanish, very appropriate if you ask me) and your awesome Dendrobiums. Would that I could buy plants from you, but living in Costa Rica it's complicated to import live plants...... Hope your wife gets better soon, take care.
what a great tour!! thank you. I notice that you have your bulbos in bright light and doing very well. I thought they preferred semi shaded so this is how I have been growing mine . they are still settling into a new shade house so I am not too sure if this is right for them. do you find they do better in the bright light? Kim
For bulbos, the more light and water, the more spikes and more flowers per spike when they bloom. Also, new leads can form from older bulbs when optimum conditions are presented. The higher humidity and the more air movement, the more light they can tolerate. Try introducing them to more light gradually. Also, there are a few species that must have fairly bright light to bloom. B. lasiochilum is one of these.
Thank you for sharing all the lovely blooms. Could you tell me the name of the miltoniopsis with the fantastic patterning that looks like a butterfly - it was in the group of 3 that you showed.
I definitely want to add some of the tulumnias to my collection! I have two and just love them. Is there an email list I can sign up for to be notified when they are ready?
I try to update the Wades Orchids web site near the beginning of each month. Please remember that if I don't think they are established well enough you won't see them.
Sherry Walker I guess I never pointed out the two massive pitcher plants. They attract all the fungus gnats. I also feed them the occasional slug and dead insects that I may find.
.......sorry to hear, thoughts and prayers for a fast recovery, so you all can get back to some normalcy. The greenhouse looks great Wade, best to you both.....
So nice to see your greenhouse again with all your plants looking so happy! Hope your wife's recovery goes well!
woe what an AMAZING display of blooms.
especially the dendrobiums. ow and the❤ Banfieldara Gilded Tower and paph. rotschildianum ❤ thay go on my wish list right away.
and and and.... just wow you do an amazing job even when your behind.
it's sad i cant order from you.
i live in the Netherlands 😢.
I wish you wife a speedy recovery and wish you and your loved ones a lot of luck healt and happyness. and ofc a lot of pretty orchids and a time machine 😉
I hope that your wife feels better soon! Love watching your greenhouse tours. My orchids you've sent are doing well!
That bulbophyllum claptonense is stunning. I need to find one of those now! congratulations on the award for the phrag pearcei, I had no idea those could be in bloom for so long and now I'm really looking forward to mine getting a little older and blooming for me. All of the orchids you sent last month are doing wonderful, by the way. There are so many new leads on that bulb vigantam and I'm starting to see new growth on all of those bulbophyllum seedlings as well.Glad hear your wife is doing better!
beautiful green house tour , sorry to hear about your wife"s operation ,hope she is getting better ,god be with you both ,
It's good to hear from you! The pain is temporary for near permanent improvement and she's recovering very well! Have a good summer!
Thank you all for the wishes of Peggy's recovery. She is coming along well and I have started trying to catch up on repotting plants. Now all I need is a time machine to get them all established so I can sell them!
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Sorry about your wife , hope she gets better everyday... Beautiful plants , nice tour ... I'm waiting for your summer list to be out so I can place an order... Thank you for the tour & happy growing...
Miche I update the list on the web site at the beginning of every month.
Arita vanda looks very nice , I hope that your wife recovers quickly. One of my favorite enciclia Mary motes. I like pink orchids obviously.
Wow very relaxing plants my friend
Thank you Wade!!! Was waiting on your update! Hope your wife feels good very soon! Was waiting on catasetum update, too! Please make a short video, I know you are busy... I am following your care of catasetums...
I have really enjoyed seeing your lovely blooms all the best to your wife
I have the same condition with a red reed-stem epidendrum, no clue why it happens. Your orchids are spectacular, I love how you always have something in bloom, specially the Miltassia estrelita "sweet señorita" (it means Miltassia little star "sweet lady" in Spanish, very appropriate if you ask me) and your awesome Dendrobiums. Would that I could buy plants from you, but living in Costa Rica it's complicated to import live plants...... Hope your wife gets better soon, take care.
You are so awesome! I wish we lived closer and I would help you pot and repot! I hope your wifey is feeling better! 👍🏻
Hey Wade I love Serena oneil and the Mary motes. Oh goodness why fib ... I love them all !
Ang gaganda ng mga halaman at bulaklak
a lot of cool stuff in bloom buddy !!
Love
Hello! I'm new to your channel. Wow, what a collection!
nice Wade.😀
what a great tour!! thank you. I notice that you have your bulbos in bright light and doing very well. I thought they preferred semi shaded so this is how I have been growing mine . they are still settling into a new shade house so I am not too sure if this is right for them. do you find they do better in the bright light? Kim
For bulbos, the more light and water, the more spikes and more flowers per spike when they bloom. Also, new leads can form from older bulbs when optimum conditions are presented. The higher humidity and the more air movement, the more light they can tolerate. Try introducing them to more light gradually. Also, there are a few species that must have fairly bright light to bloom. B. lasiochilum is one of these.
it's great !
my serena never developed its spike again... 3 years now... ready to give it away.... grrrr
Thank you for sharing all the lovely blooms. Could you tell me the name of the miltoniopsis with the fantastic patterning that looks like a butterfly - it was in the group of 3 that you showed.
Valerie Melanson I think you might be referring to Milt. Rubenesque. If you are interested in it please contact me through my website.
Thanks for the name, Wade. Unfortunately I am in Canada so it is hard to order.
I see those sweet senoritas!!!!!!
I definitely want to add some of the tulumnias to my collection! I have two and just love them. Is there an email list I can sign up for to be notified when they are ready?
I try to update the Wades Orchids web site near the beginning of each month. Please remember that if I don't think they are established well enough you won't see them.
How do you deal with fungus gnats?
Sherry Walker I guess I never pointed out the two massive pitcher plants. They attract all the fungus gnats. I also feed them the occasional slug and dead insects that I may find.