Hi Andrea 😍💐 she really is something else, huh? With 2 stunning parents like that, well... such a great combination and the best of both parents inherited. So pleased that she is able to cope with my winter conditions 😬🙌🏼 thank you so much for watching, lovely lady! I hope that you had a wonderful start to the week 🫶🏼❤️🌸
Hi!! 😍💐 goodness me, it is so good to see you again! I hope that you are doing well 🫶🏼 thank you for watching this video and thank you so much for commenting! I want to add a link here so that you know that I so appreciate your support ua-cam.com/video/hc_BS31J1ws/v-deo.html it is a very early Blooms For You video. I am not insisting that you watch it, but I need you to know that I saw you and appreciate your support! ❤️🌸
Hi Shirley 😍💐 so very sweet of you to take time out of your Saturday to watch a video about an orchid that you do not grow, the support is so appreciated 🙏🏼🫶🏼 maybe ONE day you might revisit this video because you will have one on the way 😉 I hope that your Saturday was beautiful and you are settling into a relaxing evening! Thank you so much for watching ❤️🌸
Hi Viktorija 😍💐 its good to see you! I hope that you had a lovely weekend 🫶🏼 thank you so much for watching and for your comment! I truly appreciate your time ❤️🌸
Wow, thank you so much Nina for sharing care and culture. Such a beauty! The Amethyst came across my radar again a few days ago after a member of a local orchid group posted photos of his. Outstanding colour and form on this primary hybrid taking the best of both parents. Super nice!😍🙏💜
Hi Robi 😍💐 It! Is! So! Good! To! See! You! 🙌🏼🤸🏼♀️🙌🏼 I hope that all went well, that all is going well, with you, with kitty, the move, the settling in and your 'chiddos! I so appreciate that this orchid does bloom for me after all, AND that after her repot and root ball cleanup in March of this year, that she just chugged along as it nothing happened, and boom... that new growth that featured in the video is now blooming. Good to have orchids like these in our collection. IF you can get your hands on one, you can see that it is not a space hog, but try to get one with more contrasting colors in the petals and sepals. They look even more magical 😍 thank you so much for watching! Soooo good to see you! Hope you had a wonderful weekend 🫶🏼❤️🌸
HI Sabu 😍💐 welcome!! Thank you so so much for taking Jose Joseph's introduction on board 🙌🏼🙏🏼 I appreciate that so very much! He is a wonderful friend and supporter and I wish I knew him personally. So, anyone who knows this wonderful man and gets to interact with him is very blessed! And now you are here, I thank you so much for the support 🙏🏼 I hope that you are having a wonderful weekend and once again, thank you and welcome 🫶🏼❤️🌸
🌸🥷🏼 Director Jose San 😍🤸🏼♀️🙌🏼🥰💐 good afternoon, amigo mio! Thank YOU so much for watching and getting an introduction to this cool and beautiful orchid with 2 of the most amazing parents. Thanks to the purpurata parent, there are no issues growing and holding on to roots with this one 😆 hope you are having un día fabuloso, 🌸🥷🏼 a Saturday filled with good times making you and your family happy! My regards to you and your family, my thanks to everyone you know and come across that is supporting me, and cuddles to your 2 precious Princesses 🫶🏼❤️🌸
Mine has a medicinal scent like cherry Robitussin 😬 As for growing its pretty easy grower for me and mine got fairly cold last winter, like 5°-ish C. Definitely one of my faves!
HI Todd 😍💐 interesting, wow! Now that is a fragrance I do not detect because after reading your comment, I went to the orchid and checked if my brain will associate something cherry like. Even at night mine isn't intense. May need to check tonight! I am thinking of switching some orchids to bark so that I can keep them outside during the winter. The schlepping in and out is so depressing and takes too much time. After 3 weeks I am fed up 🤪 I appreciate that this orchid can bloom here. I seriously thought that something is not adding up when it took so long for her to bloom, but now, with 2 leads and holding on to roots with no issues, it looks promising 👍🏼 thank you so much for watching, Todd! Truly appreciate your support 🫶🏼 hope you are having a fabulous day ❤️🌸
HI Anita 😍💐 she is pretty! I should not look 'over the fence', but I wish mine would have a little more contrast of the colors on the petals and sepals. This way, my climate wouldn't wash those details out so fast. BUT, I am being greedy and picky! I was so happy when she came into bloom last year and now she seems to be rocking the casbah even blooming regardless of the root ball clean up in March. Awesome! Glad she can hold her own in my conditions 👍🏼 I so appreciate you watching the video, thank you very much! Wishing you a beautiful Saturday, lovely lady 🫶🏼❤️🌸
Outstanding as usual Nina... 😘 Yesterday here was 101°, today supposed to be 103.. 🥵 so keeping my happy ass inside under the air conditioner!! 😂 Now onto your next video... 🦋
🦋🦇😍 heeeeyyy!! Well, that AC has company and that is what it is there for! Meanwhile, I will be outside enjoying the heat in the fountain with Fluffy 😆🐾🥰 thank you so much for taking the time to watch and thank you for your kind and encouraging feedback 🫶🏼 you are so appreciated! Now, onto your next comment 😘❤️🌸
I have grown tired of waiting for my Rby Wow 'Exotic Accent' (Rlc Fort Watson x B cucullata) to bloom. Is it blooming size? Yes. Does it have a good root system? Yes. Will it even consider putting up a sheath? No. One more growth is all I am willing to give it and then it will get the boot if it doesn't bloom. As for cooler temps, Amethyst can probably take much cooler than 13 C for short periods, overnight lows down to 5 C (40 F) if growing potted or mounted, provided it is kept dry and warms up to at least 15.5 C (60 F) during the day. I'm basing this on what my purpurata and Brassavolae tolerate here.
Don Miguel 🥰💐 hola jefe! I was about to say, send it to Todd, but he's here saying he has already got one 🫣😆 So, Amethyst is on the list of orchids that would need to be transitioned to bark, so that she can live outside during the winter and on occasions that are a little radical, can be brought in. As she is doing so well after all these years of waiting, I am reluctant to transition her just yet. We shall see how things go this winter, but yeah, it would be along with the purpuratas to go into bark. 👍🏼 not yet though 😅 thank you so very much for your stats, sharing your experience with the temperature ranges. I appreciate the additional intel! Hope you are having a fabulous day 🫶🏼 thank you so much for watching ❤️🌸
Oh no mine is like 2 years now in my care. 😢I hope that I won't have a hard time getting it to bloom. Mine has not bloomed yet but it has been 2 years and in flowering glowth before or when I got it.
HI Sandie 😍💐 well, I am going to send the bloom vibes for 2024 or EVEN the next new growth, if it is growing one at the moment. You can see how I am getting another new growth this time of year, so you keeping your's nice and toasty, it should fare much better than mine does during the winter. You have an advantage and that will work in your favor 👍🏼👍🏼 hope you had a wonderful Saturday, guuurrrrlllfriend 🫶🏼 thank you so much for watching ❤️🌸
Hello ma'am. I am from Kolkata ,West bengal, India. Found this only video about brassocattleya amethyst. I have purchased a seedling 2 weeks earlier and had a beautiful root system on Coco husk. But In my weather I Coco husk is not a suitable media for any type of orchids so I changed it and put it to moss and charcoal and bark media. Today I found out the maximum roots shrinked and died and one or two root is very dehydrated but alive.. what should I do to keep it alive? Please help me.🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Hello Arghya 😍💐 welcome! I have not seen you here before, so first of all, a warm warm welcome and a big thank you for watching this video and for your comment / question. I appreciate the support very much 🫶🏼 I am sorry to hear of your seedling and knowing that it came in coco husk tells me all I need to know, because coco husk will destroy the existing roots, unfortunately. So, I highly recommend that, if you get any new orchids in coco husk again in the future, that you do not change the media before you see new root growth (even though your climate is not ideal for the coco husk, waiting is much better for the orchid long term). This way, the orchid is already growing a new root system, even if the older root system does not survive. What you need to do for your seedling now is, keep it on a dish filled with water so that there is always humidity around it and the water is absorbed from below. Please place some moss around the roots that are very dehydrated so that they are able to absorb water and are protected from desiccating completely. Coco husk, as you probably know, is very water retentive and this orchid loves water, so placing it into the moss charcoal bark mix resulted in a drier climate in the pot which the older roots could not cope with. I highly recommend that you do not repot. Your seedling needs to be cared for as is, in the pot that it is in and have a lot of humidity around it so that the leaves do not fall off. I hope that these measures are helpful and that your seedling will recover. Let me know if you have any further questions! I hope your day went well and I wish you a great Friday!! Once again, welcome 🫶🏼❤️🌸
🦒🦒🌷💕 Congratulations on these stunning blooms 🎉 They are so elegant, a real treat!!! These blooms are indeed THE reward after so many months of care and a reason to be proud of 😍🫠😘😘😘
FFF 😍🙌🏼🤸🏼♀️🥰😘 good afternoon, meine liebe Freundin! Thank you 🙏🏼 very pleased to see that she is performing so well, even after the radical root cleanup and repot in March of this year. Pretty cool to have a growth growing in March to then bloom out in July 👍🏼 thank you so much for watching, amiga mia! I hope that you are having a wonderful Saturday 🫶🏼❤️🌸
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What a beautiful flower, avail, pink and the dark pink in the middle gorgeous❤
Hi Andrea 😍💐 she really is something else, huh? With 2 stunning parents like that, well... such a great combination and the best of both parents inherited. So pleased that she is able to cope with my winter conditions 😬🙌🏼 thank you so much for watching, lovely lady! I hope that you had a wonderful start to the week 🫶🏼❤️🌸
Beautiful!
Hi!! 😍💐 goodness me, it is so good to see you again! I hope that you are doing well 🫶🏼 thank you for watching this video and thank you so much for commenting! I want to add a link here so that you know that I so appreciate your support ua-cam.com/video/hc_BS31J1ws/v-deo.html it is a very early Blooms For You video. I am not insisting that you watch it, but I need you to know that I saw you and appreciate your support! ❤️🌸
A lovely elegant orchid for sure. I don’t have one but stopped by to say hi 👋. Take care. 👏🥰🌴❤️
Hi Shirley 😍💐 so very sweet of you to take time out of your Saturday to watch a video about an orchid that you do not grow, the support is so appreciated 🙏🏼🫶🏼 maybe ONE day you might revisit this video because you will have one on the way 😉 I hope that your Saturday was beautiful and you are settling into a relaxing evening! Thank you so much for watching ❤️🌸
How a beautifull orchid!😍
Hi Viktorija 😍💐 its good to see you! I hope that you had a lovely weekend 🫶🏼 thank you so much for watching and for your comment! I truly appreciate your time ❤️🌸
Wow, thank you so much Nina for sharing care and culture. Such a beauty! The Amethyst came across my radar again a few days ago after a member of a local orchid group posted photos of his. Outstanding colour and form on this primary hybrid taking the best of both parents. Super nice!😍🙏💜
Hi Robi 😍💐 It! Is! So! Good! To! See! You! 🙌🏼🤸🏼♀️🙌🏼 I hope that all went well, that all is going well, with you, with kitty, the move, the settling in and your 'chiddos! I so appreciate that this orchid does bloom for me after all, AND that after her repot and root ball cleanup in March of this year, that she just chugged along as it nothing happened, and boom... that new growth that featured in the video is now blooming. Good to have orchids like these in our collection. IF you can get your hands on one, you can see that it is not a space hog, but try to get one with more contrasting colors in the petals and sepals. They look even more magical 😍 thank you so much for watching! Soooo good to see you! Hope you had a wonderful weekend 🫶🏼❤️🌸
Jose Joseph introduced orchids and Ninja Orchids to me recently.
HI Sabu 😍💐 welcome!! Thank you so so much for taking Jose Joseph's introduction on board 🙌🏼🙏🏼 I appreciate that so very much! He is a wonderful friend and supporter and I wish I knew him personally. So, anyone who knows this wonderful man and gets to interact with him is very blessed! And now you are here, I thank you so much for the support 🙏🏼 I hope that you are having a wonderful weekend and once again, thank you and welcome 🫶🏼❤️🌸
Muchas gracias on the information regarding brassocattleya amethyst to us.Que tengas un buen fin de semana.
🌸🥷🏼 Director Jose San 😍🤸🏼♀️🙌🏼🥰💐 good afternoon, amigo mio! Thank YOU so much for watching and getting an introduction to this cool and beautiful orchid with 2 of the most amazing parents. Thanks to the purpurata parent, there are no issues growing and holding on to roots with this one 😆 hope you are having un día fabuloso, 🌸🥷🏼 a Saturday filled with good times making you and your family happy! My regards to you and your family, my thanks to everyone you know and come across that is supporting me, and cuddles to your 2 precious Princesses 🫶🏼❤️🌸
Mine has a medicinal scent like cherry Robitussin 😬
As for growing its pretty easy grower for me and mine got fairly cold last winter, like 5°-ish C.
Definitely one of my faves!
HI Todd 😍💐 interesting, wow! Now that is a fragrance I do not detect because after reading your comment, I went to the orchid and checked if my brain will associate something cherry like. Even at night mine isn't intense. May need to check tonight! I am thinking of switching some orchids to bark so that I can keep them outside during the winter. The schlepping in and out is so depressing and takes too much time. After 3 weeks I am fed up 🤪 I appreciate that this orchid can bloom here. I seriously thought that something is not adding up when it took so long for her to bloom, but now, with 2 leads and holding on to roots with no issues, it looks promising 👍🏼 thank you so much for watching, Todd! Truly appreciate your support 🫶🏼 hope you are having a fabulous day ❤️🌸
So pretty! Just lovely!💕
HI Anita 😍💐 she is pretty! I should not look 'over the fence', but I wish mine would have a little more contrast of the colors on the petals and sepals. This way, my climate wouldn't wash those details out so fast. BUT, I am being greedy and picky! I was so happy when she came into bloom last year and now she seems to be rocking the casbah even blooming regardless of the root ball clean up in March. Awesome! Glad she can hold her own in my conditions 👍🏼 I so appreciate you watching the video, thank you very much! Wishing you a beautiful Saturday, lovely lady 🫶🏼❤️🌸
@@NinjaOrchids Awesome, you have a lovely Saturday as well🥰🪴
Outstanding as usual Nina... 😘 Yesterday here was 101°, today supposed to be 103.. 🥵 so keeping my happy ass inside under the air conditioner!! 😂 Now onto your next video...
🦋
🦋🦇😍 heeeeyyy!! Well, that AC has company and that is what it is there for! Meanwhile, I will be outside enjoying the heat in the fountain with Fluffy 😆🐾🥰 thank you so much for taking the time to watch and thank you for your kind and encouraging feedback 🫶🏼 you are so appreciated! Now, onto your next comment 😘❤️🌸
I have grown tired of waiting for my Rby Wow 'Exotic Accent' (Rlc Fort Watson x B cucullata) to bloom. Is it blooming size? Yes. Does it have a good root system? Yes. Will it even consider putting up a sheath? No. One more growth is all I am willing to give it and then it will get the boot if it doesn't bloom.
As for cooler temps, Amethyst can probably take much cooler than 13 C for short periods, overnight lows down to 5 C (40 F) if growing potted or mounted, provided it is kept dry and warms up to at least 15.5 C (60 F) during the day. I'm basing this on what my purpurata and Brassavolae tolerate here.
Mine got pretty cold this past winter and it bloomed like mad, four spike with 3-4 blooms each.
As for my Bc WOW, well it grows lol.
Don Miguel 🥰💐 hola jefe! I was about to say, send it to Todd, but he's here saying he has already got one 🫣😆 So, Amethyst is on the list of orchids that would need to be transitioned to bark, so that she can live outside during the winter and on occasions that are a little radical, can be brought in. As she is doing so well after all these years of waiting, I am reluctant to transition her just yet. We shall see how things go this winter, but yeah, it would be along with the purpuratas to go into bark. 👍🏼 not yet though 😅 thank you so very much for your stats, sharing your experience with the temperature ranges. I appreciate the additional intel! Hope you are having a fabulous day 🫶🏼 thank you so much for watching ❤️🌸
Separating some candidates in my mind if the winter shuffle gets too much! Thank you for confirming the cold temperature tolerance 👍🏼👍🏼
Oh no mine is like 2 years now in my care. 😢I hope that I won't have a hard time getting it to bloom. Mine has not bloomed yet but it has been 2 years and in flowering glowth before or when I got it.
HI Sandie 😍💐 well, I am going to send the bloom vibes for 2024 or EVEN the next new growth, if it is growing one at the moment. You can see how I am getting another new growth this time of year, so you keeping your's nice and toasty, it should fare much better than mine does during the winter. You have an advantage and that will work in your favor 👍🏼👍🏼 hope you had a wonderful Saturday, guuurrrrlllfriend 🫶🏼 thank you so much for watching ❤️🌸
Mine is just more intense at night, but same weird scent... If only it came in coerulea 🤣🤣🤣.
oohhhh, coerulea 🤤😅 yaasss!! 👍🏼
Hey Todd... 🖖🏻
🦋🦇😍👊🏼
Hello ma'am. I am from Kolkata ,West bengal, India. Found this only video about brassocattleya amethyst. I have purchased a seedling 2 weeks earlier and had a beautiful root system on Coco husk. But In my weather I Coco husk is not a suitable media for any type of orchids so I changed it and put it to moss and charcoal and bark media. Today I found out the maximum roots shrinked and died and one or two root is very dehydrated but alive.. what should I do to keep it alive? Please help me.🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Hello Arghya 😍💐 welcome! I have not seen you here before, so first of all, a warm warm welcome and a big thank you for watching this video and for your comment / question. I appreciate the support very much 🫶🏼 I am sorry to hear of your seedling and knowing that it came in coco husk tells me all I need to know, because coco husk will destroy the existing roots, unfortunately. So, I highly recommend that, if you get any new orchids in coco husk again in the future, that you do not change the media before you see new root growth (even though your climate is not ideal for the coco husk, waiting is much better for the orchid long term). This way, the orchid is already growing a new root system, even if the older root system does not survive. What you need to do for your seedling now is, keep it on a dish filled with water so that there is always humidity around it and the water is absorbed from below. Please place some moss around the roots that are very dehydrated so that they are able to absorb water and are protected from desiccating completely. Coco husk, as you probably know, is very water retentive and this orchid loves water, so placing it into the moss charcoal bark mix resulted in a drier climate in the pot which the older roots could not cope with. I highly recommend that you do not repot. Your seedling needs to be cared for as is, in the pot that it is in and have a lot of humidity around it so that the leaves do not fall off. I hope that these measures are helpful and that your seedling will recover. Let me know if you have any further questions! I hope your day went well and I wish you a great Friday!! Once again, welcome 🫶🏼❤️🌸
🦒🦒🌷💕 Congratulations on these stunning blooms 🎉 They are so elegant, a real treat!!! These blooms are indeed THE reward after so many months of care and a reason to be proud of 😍🫠😘😘😘
FFF 😍🙌🏼🤸🏼♀️🥰😘 good afternoon, meine liebe Freundin! Thank you 🙏🏼 very pleased to see that she is performing so well, even after the radical root cleanup and repot in March of this year. Pretty cool to have a growth growing in March to then bloom out in July 👍🏼 thank you so much for watching, amiga mia! I hope that you are having a wonderful Saturday 🫶🏼❤️🌸