Thank you, Danny. I have a very small collections and this is indeed a very important subject. After a while, our orchids are like our children and we want to make sure that they are in good health. :-) My son calls my orchids, Mom's Four Kids. I have more than four orchids, of course but he heard me say on the phone that I have to go home and water my orchids and he heard four kids. :-)
Okay, that is interesting. It is always amazing to me how these viruses cross the genera divide. It is not so with the ones that affect humans. Thanks for sharing.
help help help......... i have being trying to get these kits from agdia and i am not able to because they require you to sign up and i cant seem to sign up from my country. anyone else with this same problem?
hi Danni I just bought a dendrobium lineale blue but its grown on wood coal and it has dried roots but it has a flower and two tall stems and one short stem what should i do to keep it alive and healthy
Hi Dani! I know this is off topic, but I thought you may see my question here. I was wondering if you could share your thoughts on growing orchids bare root, or in semi water culture. I trust your opinion and would love to know your thoughts on this subject. Thanks! --Jamie
OmHeart well to be honest is more of a personal taste.. Vandas, cattleyas can be grown mounted or bare root successfully since they like airiness. Phals can survive practically any experiment that doesn't rot the crown or stem. In the end if you want to experiment go ahead, but don't experiment on anything else other than Phals, others will probably not like it. Personally I am not a fan of bare root or semi water cos I just don't have time to hassle with that and I have few Phals compared to other species so it's just not for me, that's all :)
Thank you, Danny. I have a very small collections and this is indeed a very important subject. After a while, our orchids are like our children and we want to make sure that they are in good health. :-) My son calls my orchids, Mom's Four Kids. I have more than four orchids, of course but he heard me say on the phone that I have to go home and water my orchids and he heard four kids. :-)
Okay, that is interesting. It is always amazing to me how these viruses cross the genera divide. It is not so with the ones that affect humans.
Thanks for sharing.
Very well done! I followed the directions. Thanks to the video it was easier to test my orchids.
An excellent video that every orchid grower should see...
Great video and tips! Danni, you are great at explaining things that can be hard to understand.
Bdv. Love your new hair colour!
Wow, they have a distribution office in my city!!
help help help......... i have being trying to get these kits from agdia and i am not able to because they require you to sign up and i cant seem to sign up from my country.
anyone else with this same problem?
hi Danni I just bought a dendrobium lineale blue but its grown on wood coal and it has dried roots but it has a flower and two tall stems and one short stem what should i do to keep it alive and healthy
Wich component is conteined in the reactive fluid solution?
How much does each of these test kits cost?
It looks like they might be expensive.
John John Hi John, all info, prices and discount code are in the description ;)
Hi Dani! I know this is off topic, but I thought you may see my question here. I was wondering if you could share your thoughts on growing orchids bare root, or in semi water culture. I trust your opinion and would love to know your thoughts on this subject. Thanks! --Jamie
OmHeart well to be honest is more of a personal taste.. Vandas, cattleyas can be grown mounted or bare root successfully since they like airiness. Phals can survive practically any experiment that doesn't rot the crown or stem. In the end if you want to experiment go ahead, but don't experiment on anything else other than Phals, others will probably not like it. Personally I am not a fan of bare root or semi water cos I just don't have time to hassle with that and I have few Phals compared to other species so it's just not for me, that's all :)