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How to Repot an Orchid: Phalaenopsis
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- Опубліковано 18 сер 2024
- A Phalaenopsis, or moth orchid, is called the "gateway orchid" for beginning collectors: it requires very little care, and yields great rewards with blooms that last up to three months! Early success with a moth orchid leads growers to try other species and, finally, to orchid addiction. But how do you ensure early success? Visit my.chicagobotan... for more information on how to repot an orchid.
I really like the way this lady presents her instructions! She is to the point and doesn't add any unnecessary information. I will be rolling her more.
Beautiful. Pretty good explanation. Thank you
Totally agree...precise and to the point! Need to watch again about the potting ratios.
Agreed. She is awesome!
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what was the solution it soaked in.
For all of those curious about the virucide solution she is soaking the roots in around the 4:20 mark, another viewer pointed out that you see a bottle (4:40 mark or so) in the background that looks like a Physan 20 bottle (8 oz) with a mostly yellow label with the Physan name in a teal oval. I think she purposely edited out the brand name and in so doing you can barely make out "virucide". Also note that the dipping / soaking sequence is an insertion of the dipping of a different plant since the root ball is tight and not pulled apart as it is in the rest of the video. Hope this helps.
I just watched videos for at least 2 hours. This was the BEST by far! Simple, concise explanations, not a lot of unnecessary talking & one that finally showed me the right medium to use when replanting. Much appreciated, thank you!!
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My mother was an orchid master, she won Soooooooo many ribbons, but I never asked her the mix recipe for Phalenopsis's and I rescued 9 from Lowe's for $3.00 each, they were $20.00 and they need repotting but you also taught me more than I ever knew about my favorite orchid, my mom liked Vanda's and Cattalea's and most Dendrobian's...Thank You...❤
This is the best video I have seen showing details on proper repotting ❤😊and loving care for orchids.
i just bought a little orchid from the grocery store & was curious how to keep this thing alive .... little did i know what a rabbit hole i just jumped down!! this video was incredibly informative! thanks so much!
Fantastic video. So many videos explain here's a pot, get some bark, and change out. This one went way beyond that, and it's super helpful. I'd love for a series on the orchids! How to water, how to administer any needed TLC (a common need for orchid newbies who have either over/under-watered), and how to "grow" baby orchids!
This was very helpful thank you!
My Ikea orchid (I called him Steve) was rotting in the pot, so I carefully removed the sphagnum as you described, and put it out in the sun to dry out. The ultraviolet part of the spectrum in sunlight breaks down the DNA and RNA of bacteria and viruses and the heat kills fungus so this should have done the same job as the viricide, at least that's my theory! I live in Sydney, Australia where the sunlight isn't filtered very well by the depleted ozone layer so I think it should have worked pretty well.
I also gathered some bark and sticks from the woodland around me and smashed them up with a hammer instead of buying woodchips, then put them out in the sun as well. I don't like to buy stuff really, not only for the financial aspect but also because of the wastefulness of the commercial process.
Steve is looking beautiful in his new home and seems very happy so far. I gave him a name because plants are demonstrably more successful if you love them - and they also enjoy classical music!
I tell him every morning how lovely he is, only quietly tho because other people might think I'm batty lol...
So how's Steve doing these days? Did the sunlight work? Thanks in advance for your input. Cheers!
crickets...:-/
Angela Siegfried Steve didn’t make it
All my plants are named as well ... thanks for the drying out tips ... I can do on my windowsill. I have woodchips outside ... but I'm not liking them ... have some tho that will work ... I thank them for living and hanging out with me ... I NEED them !!! I'm in San Jose, California ....
Angela Siegfried that’s sad. 😏
I visited the Chicago Botanic Garden when I was 8 years old. Now I am a 23 year old biology student who recently inherited a Phalaenopsis. So glad to be receiving this helpful advice from an organization which nurtured by interest in the natural world at such a young age. Thank you so much!
I think you should also make holes in the sides of the plastic pot to help with ventilation around the roots, not just in the bottom of pot. You can make holes using any tool which can be heated over a flame and make the holes. Never cut a stem below the notches. Some do, but for future flowering and growth don’t. Spray everything you cut with H2O2 or apply cinnamon to cut roots, stems to disinfect. Also, It’s helpful to put a draining medium such as marbles, or hydroponic clay pebbles over the bottom of pot before placing plant in it.
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Excellent, no wasted using-up-time commentary, everything very useful - thankyou!
Wonderful and helpful. The beauty of orchids is longevity. They last for years with the right care.
Ms Amneese ( sp?) You rock, your detailed instructions is what an old island gal needed. I've killed several orchids in the past so I quit buying. My daughter gave me one on Mother's day & I almost killed it too. After hours of videos I found yours, so simple & precise I got it the 2nd time. My orchids ( there were 2 squished in the pot) are happy campers.
I hope you are well compensated for your knowledge and pitching the Illinois Botanical Garden. If I ever make it to Chicago a visit to the Garden will be no.1 on my list.
This was exactly the video I've been searching for!!! Very informative. This is the first video I've seen that gloves were used--and now I know "why" None of the videos have shown velamen, explained about pathogens or mentioned the spikes on sphagnum moss. Thanks so very much!
Maria Martin
yeah I'm also a scientist. There is very harmful stuff growing in the soil sometimes, like botulism and all sorts of fungi and what not. But all the top experts that showed me how to garden ie. the guys on Gardening Australia and the UK one Gardeners' World, never wear gloves so I never wear gloves. You can't respect people who wear gloves, afraid to get their hands dirty. If Monty Don is willing to shove his hands into soil and prune roses with his bare hands then I'm willing to as well.
Your video was very informative. I'm glad people like you are there to help us who need information. Thank you
This was fascinating. You're like a plant doctor/surgeon.
thank you SO MUCH! I have a knack for killing mine with root rot so it was time to learn, I appreciate you sharing your knowledge!
In the UK Orchids are sold in bark chippings so tend not have problems with roots rotting and come in clear pots.
I repotted mine according to these instructions, without soaking though … and it’s grown a new flower stem, in the middle of winter 🎉
This was very helpful! I loved your explanations about the roots and their covering. I had never heard that before. Thank you!
Very clear instructions. Can see where we made mistakes when reporting last spring
Amazing lesson on repotting my orchids! I have two now, one is in full bloom. I think I’ll wait on that one and repot my other one now. Thank you for such an informative video.
Kudos to the lady her pretension was to the point, informative and was great to listen to.
Thank you for a well-produced video. Should be used as a "case study" for any one who think they can throw any crappy video on UA-cam. Excellent job.
Thank you for opening with the reason for wearing gloves. I have watched many similar videos with no indication of why we should wear gloves even though it is a question in the back of my mind. I appreciate the clear, easy to follow manner of your teaching. Best wishes on your continued success.
Thanks for your help. I'm a 1st timer w/a plant that was neglected. I'll be transplanting it tomorrow. Your tutorial was very informative. THANKS again.
Thank you for explaining how to repot an orchid...I am new to the Orchid world and wanted to make sure I am getting the right method to archive it.
One video showed the grey roots outside the pot & when spritzed or wet they turn green & bring water to the plant. Amazing to see it work so quickly. Don’t cut them off, the plant grows lots of them when it needs water. This lady has good info.
She's good. It's so hard to find basic info like this and she made it simple to understand!
Very good explanation of repotting especially the root care. It is totally new for me. In Norway, orchids are sold in transparent pots and only bark is used. Thanks once again. Stay blessed and beautiful.
Thank you for this in-depth video! I was able to go to my local greenhouse and get all the proper supplies and successfully repotted my orchids so QUICKLY. This helped so much.
Excellent information! I am am a novice orchid grower and ma going to be repotting my 2 orchid plants next week with media that has larger pieces of bark. This video helped me with my planning on what to use and how to do it. Thanks for posting! Much appreciated.
Thanks! Very helpful. I repotted two of my phalaenopsis orchids using this technique. I didn't have virucide, so I soaked the roots in a solution of cinnamon and water. Cinnamon is a fungicide.
Thanks again!
Paul Lyons cinnamon also is a desiccant. It dries things out. Should be used on wounds /cuts only not entire root system
Thank you for that information about cinnamon!!
Wow this was so helpful. I bought an orchid from Aldi a while back. its bloomed for me twice its actually growing and looking very happy but I'm realizing I need to care for it differently and probably repot. Thank you for educating me so clearly, this video answered a lot of questions that I had.
After I clean the roots - I keep some orchids in tall water vases (filter water) - dont let water touch the leaves.
Easy care - just change water when need it .
Bloom all flowers in May.
Thanks for the awesome tutorial on re-potting orchids now, Thanks again
Very clear and helpful. Gives the rationale for everything she does. Good teacher. Thanks
Very complete video. I have an ice cube orchid and needed to know how to repot. She has beautiful long air roots. I feel comfortable repotting now. Thank you.🇨🇦🌨️
Thank you for so much information 😊because I received one for Mother's Day. Didn't know much about them. You rock!
Ok! Couple comments. Ideally, the pot must be more breathable with holes on the sides. Best to use a clear glass jar with holes drilled on sides so the air can circulate. Also when cutting off stems, cut above the last nodule, not below. That ensures that if any infection won't get through the cut into the core.
Thank you! I was wondering when someone would say this! The roots participate in photosynthesis as well and the whole setup needs to mimic how it lives on the side of a tree, naturally, in the open air ☺️
I agree. That is the first thing I noticed on the repotting.
This is a really excellent video--clear, concise, and informative. Thank you so much.
OMG!! Exactly what I needed to learn!! Been going to my local orchid show for years!! and never had a chance to learn this much detail. Thank you!!
Thank you so much my last orchids died because I couldn't find good information on them and it broke my heart now I know what yhe best potting material is and how to properly care for my orchids
I really like the way she explains the whole story, thank you
Thank you so much for the great video! I am a novice when it comes to orchids and just purchased my first one. I just repotted my plant with your help.
This is the best orchid potting video that I have watched. Thanks
Just the information I needed to re-pot my first orchid, a gift from my godfather when he was last in town.This made it especially important to do it right. Thanks!
Thanks! Every other video I watched just said to pack sphagnum Moss in and I knew that was wrong I'm glad I found a video with actual information!
Thank you for helping me feel a little bit better about repotting my orchid! That and don't be nervous! You know your stuff! Great job and thank you!
Wow! This was a great tutorial. I feel much more confident re-potting my orchid now :) Thanks!
Thank you !!!
I can feel the passion in your voice !
Very clearly spoken. With good information to follow. Thanks for this video.
I would like to thank you for such an extensive, helpful, clear explanation regarding how to take care of the orchids ...
Been watching other videos, but none as instructive as yours ...
Thanks again & hope to get more of your news pertaining other plants ...
really like the way you explained on how to care for my orchids at home ,thank you.
Feel much more at ease about reporting my orchid now. Thank you for this video, very helpful.
thank you so much! this is the most informative piece i've found about taking care of orchids. :)
Thank You!! You answered all my questions, Organized and concise manner! My orchids that you too.
Thank You Never repotted mine had them for years Getting repotted today
Excellent instructions concise informative ,and no unnecessary chitchat 👍🏻
Very very great and informative teaching !!!! THANK YOU SO MUCH !!!!
Thank you! I have a phaleonopsis that's spent two years in the nursery medium, and now its leaves are leathery looking so I'm going to mount it on driftwood, weave in a bit of sphagnum and spanish moss because i live in a USDA 6a zone, then mist it daily.
Probably more than once a day since the avg humidity here is like 10-30%
Amazing job and thanks for educating me ! New orchid plant owner here.
In your video you show a different orchid (0.22/9:42) than the one you are going to repot. I was so happy to see the first orchid because so many orchids I buy are so compact and I do not know how to get the old medium out without breaking the roots. Could you make a video specific to this problem. I enjoyed you video and all the information you provided. Thank you.
Repotting my ten year old orchid tonight this video really helped.
Brilliant! I now feel confident enough to repot my orchid
Impressive presentation. Very informative!
Thank you! This was so informative and so nice to watch.
Good information, well presented. A recommended percentage breakdown of bark/sphagnum moss/perlite would have been nice, although you said it could vary.
Excellent video!! Thank you so much for posting this. I can repot mine and get rid of that darn pot from the store that has no drain holes.
Such a detailed demo, super helpful!!🙌🏼🙏🏼
Excellent video! Super informative!
This is the best video and most helpful video I have watched to repot. Thank you so much. I believe now I can actually do this.
There's lots of these video's around youtube but this is the most helpful one I've come across. Thanks!
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Very good tutorial I enjoyed that very much ! Looking forward updates 😀
10:23 am Kentucky time: I enjoy watching the orchard video. My son gave to me for Mother’s Day. Hard for me to remember.
Thank you so much I was given one of these orchids and was finding it confuseing how to look after it your have helped a lot
what an awesome video...perfectly paced and chock full of useful information!
Great video! First hit and told me exactly what I needed to know. Well presented 👍🏼
Awesome video! This video saved my orchid's life. Thanks you so much for the video!
Excellent info I just repotted 4 orchids :)
Thank you so much for this information on repotting an orchid. I have to repot one that my wife left in its original container much too long, and the plant is definitely sick now.
Thank you. This video is very informative and easy to follow for a beginner like me This is the first time I am going to repot my phalaenopsis. I'd like to know if I need to rinse or not to rinse the root system after I've soaked it in a mixture of hydrogen peroxide and water. Also, I'd like to know what the ratio of H.peroxide and water. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
This is the best orchid re-potting video I've seen! Learned so much. Thank you! :)
i am glad to be a member 0f this comunity.
Wonderful explanation and visual
Thank you for your very clear direction. I've learned so much and ready to apply it to my collection.
Great video! Thank you!
Great informative video. You get right to the points, without a bunch of non informative blather. Thank you!
Thank you! Super informative and helpful! Now I'll go repot my orchid for the first time. I just purchased an orchid bark mix from the store so hopefully that is ok. I don't think there is sphagnum in it.
This was not only a very beautiful presentation it was very informational. Sitting outside of a big box store with my new Mini Orchid; bringing it home to give it much love. Thank you
A really helpful repotting exercise. I bought my first orchid this summer for my bathroom. I will give this a try. Thank you.
What a great explanation and clearly put with plenty of tips for me. A big thank you .
I hope I get to visit this botanic garden, someday!
I was lucky enough to see the San Diego Botanic Garden about two years ago... How wonderful that we humans love to bring in nature and care for it in our homes. I just think it's super cute. Thanks for the video! 😊🌺
Great instructional video. Best I have seen!
Thank you for the explanation of the process!!
This was very helpful! My orchid, Wilson, thanks you!
This was really informative and totally with Maria. Hope to see more soon.
Very informative. Everything I needed to know. Thank-you
I love to have some orchids I wish I can have it.. and thank you for sharing to all of your viewer what is good and best to take a care to the orchids..more Blessing to come
Your info was very forth coming, just what I've been looking for, thank again, God bless.
When you take away the stuff between the roots, are they not breaking? I’ve got one with only bark in the pot, do I need to use the same material? What’s the mix ratio of the solution? How do you get your orchid bigger? And all the other questions I wrote during the film are answered! 👍🏻 nice and easy and very informative clip!
Do I cut the sucker off it is leaves that are growing on the top
@@patriciamartin9837 I could be wrong, but I've never seen "suckers" on an orchid. You could be seeing either new roots or a flower stem. Either way, it doesn't seem like something that should be cut off.