I hope you do an update video on their progress in a few months. My mom had some of this kind of orchid growing outside her large living room window in Southern California. They grew like weeds! And there were always some in bloom. She had many orchids. I had given her one many years ago, but had it for about a month before giving it to her. It was almost dead by the time I gave it to her but she brought it back from the dead!! Now I have one small orchid, I think it is a catleiya (not sure how that is spelled)and have had it a few years and not killed it, yay!! It’s leaves are very thick and glossy and it has bloomed for me a few times 🙂👍🏼watching your videos has helped, I’m sure ❤️
I think that if you want to take care of an orchid, the first thing you need to understand is the growth characteristics of the plant. For me, growing and caring for orchids is very simple.
I lost my Tolumnia collection and have 2 left. Now I decided to try and pot them in simi hydro with lecca. I ordered 8 new and hope for more success. Thank you Danni for you inspiring video. I’ve been following you for nearly 3 year. I miss your what in bloom videos. I would ❤ to see more videos of your orchid in bloom cause it’s also inspiring to me. ♥️☀️🙏😊
I purchased a tolumnia (after listening to your advice)and I can't wait to see when she might bloom! It's a jairak firm 'orange spread' and the picture looks lovely! I really appreciate all the advice and helpful tips for all the needs of our orchids! Keep doing the best that you already do! Thanks!
Hi! You asked about the baskets and I wanted to share my experience. I have about 35 Tolumnia and all but 2 came in those baskets. One came in a plastic pot with Leca and the other came in a plastic pot on 3 wine cork.ms. The one in leca came directly from a nursery who does their own flasking etc. the cork one came from a seller on eBay, but it wasn’t very mature so who knows, may have came to that person in the basket and they put it on the corks(it wasn’t very happy though I must say). I am in Florida and mostly use the spag setup like you, but I do have some mounted that I keep outside and they do equally well for me. Thanks for all the helpful info, I love watching your videos :)
I find that for me, the full moss setup works amazingly because it allows me to better be aware of how much water the pot contains and the distribution of it. It provides airiness, as I have adapted it to my climate using ventilation slits. The roots look like they are having a good time. Taking the plunge was more challenging, I am now grateful I found it.
The ones I've received were in those exact pots. I'm in the US. and I planted them in sphagnum moss inside of a slatted plastic pot, that I set in tiny ceramic pots. This video makes me want to order another 🤣
I purchased mine mounted and I put them in a pot with bark and moss and they are great, they were really healthy when they arrived, with a lot of roots, in fact they are pretty big now for being tolumnias, I have to repot them again now after two years and take away some of the old vegetations.
I am re-watching this because three Tolumnias arrived this morning. Yes, they did come in those little baskets, and the roots were abundant and alive. I am in Virginia USA and the plants came from California. They are Jairak Rainbow hybrids without specified colors.
This Video is just such a good tutorial! Got my first tolumnia today (bc of your avid advertisement haha) and i now know what to do with it bc it also arrived in a basket.🤗 Lets just hope the roots are as good as they look
I have seen folks succeed with just leaving them in the net pot. It doesn't break down. Inevitably the plants will get bushy and you can divide them off. I mount my own and lately I omit cutting anything and just use physan. I grow in a miniature greenhouse with humidifiers and a misting setup and of course FANS. So they grow like they would in nature on branches. They love humidity and are drinkers but hate being soggy and like to dry out quickly
I got all my Tolumnias from Orchid Garden (Poland) and they were all in those little baskets. It was a struggle first time I got them like that, because I hadn't anticipated that and didn't have any tiny pots prepared 😅the nursery didn't mark them as bare-rooted.
Your tolumnias are beautiful. I am not sure if I should try them since I live in the desert part of Oregon but maybe one day. Thanks for the informative video as always.
Hi Dani! Thanks for the video. I have an obsession with the “Novelty Phals” aka Polychilos. I was drooling here in S. Florida seeing them on your shelf. Different kind of question- I have an Orchid Channel too and I wanted to know if have tips to grow my channel. Also what are your tips to grow healthy novelty Phals?
Hey! I have big man hands. LOL, I have only one tolumnia and one on the way. I ordered for a future shipment. I live in New Jersey and right now our weather is a bit wacky. One day it is snowing and 20 degrees (-6 Celsius ) then the next it is 66 degrees Fahrenheit ( 18 Celsius ). So the nursery is holding the orchids I bought. They are in Florida. Global warming is definitely happening.
Question: Its not about repotting. My mini phal orchid has a single bloom stem ( among many)that is getting thick. I have 50 orchids. I've never seen this before. Almost like a reproductive event? it looks like a pistil . any insights? I really enjoy your videos and have learned a lot from you, Thank you !
I also order tolumnias from orchid garden (poland) in those baskets. Surprisingly the ones I potted in bark or mix bark with moss are thriving. Another three which I potted in full moss, rotted :(
I hope you do an update video on their progress in a few months. My mom had some of this kind of orchid growing outside her large living room window in Southern California. They grew like weeds! And there were always some in bloom. She had many orchids. I had given her one many years ago, but had it for about a month before giving it to her. It was almost dead by the time I gave it to her but she brought it back from the dead!! Now I have one small orchid, I think it is a catleiya (not sure how that is spelled)and have had it a few years and not killed it, yay!! It’s leaves are very thick and glossy and it has bloomed for me a few times 🙂👍🏼watching your videos has helped, I’m sure ❤️
Yes, please update us!
I think that if you want to take care of an orchid, the first thing you need to understand is the growth characteristics of the plant. For me, growing and caring for orchids is very simple.
I do hope you update your progress on these Tolumnias😊Carol
I lost my Tolumnia collection and have 2 left. Now I decided to try and pot them in simi hydro with lecca. I ordered 8 new and hope for more success. Thank you Danni for you inspiring video. I’ve been following you for nearly 3 year. I miss your what in bloom videos. I would ❤ to see more videos of your orchid in bloom cause it’s also inspiring to me. ♥️☀️🙏😊
Just starting the video, but I love it already! Tolumnia, repots, 40 mins?? I’m happy!
I purchased a tolumnia (after listening to your advice)and I can't wait to see when she might bloom! It's a jairak firm 'orange spread' and the picture looks lovely! I really appreciate all the advice and helpful tips for all the needs of our orchids! Keep doing the best that you already do! Thanks!
Great timing! I just bought a Tolumnia in double spike. It's a Jairak. I will repot after she blooms out. Thx for all you do!!
Hi! You asked about the baskets and I wanted to share my experience. I have about 35 Tolumnia and all but 2 came in those baskets. One came in a plastic pot with Leca and the other came in a plastic pot on 3 wine cork.ms. The one in leca came directly from a nursery who does their own flasking etc. the cork one came from a seller on eBay, but it wasn’t very mature so who knows, may have came to that person in the basket and they put it on the corks(it wasn’t very happy though I must say). I am in Florida and mostly use the spag setup like you, but I do have some mounted that I keep outside and they do equally well for me. Thanks for all the helpful info, I love watching your videos :)
I find that for me, the full moss setup works amazingly because it allows me to better be aware of how much water the pot contains and the distribution of it. It provides airiness, as I have adapted it to my climate using ventilation slits. The roots look like they are having a good time.
Taking the plunge was more challenging, I am now grateful I found it.
The ones I've received were in those exact pots. I'm in the US. and I planted them in sphagnum moss inside of a slatted plastic pot, that I set in tiny ceramic pots. This video makes me want to order another 🤣
Thank you for keeping me company while I repot a Brassavola and a couple of Paph. Timing is perfect because I have three Tolumnias coming - my first.
My Tolumnia Jairak Firm 'Fine Point' has a flower spike! It is growing in an 'S' shape for some reason but I'm excited for the flowers!
They are sooo cute
I purchased mine mounted and I put them in a pot with bark and moss and they are great, they were really healthy when they arrived, with a lot of roots, in fact they are pretty big now for being tolumnias, I have to repot them again now after two years and take away some of the old vegetations.
Just received 5 new Tolumnia and potted. Thanks so much for the advice. There’s so much pressure to mount these!
I am re-watching this because three Tolumnias arrived this morning. Yes, they did come in those little baskets, and the roots were abundant and alive. I am in Virginia USA and the plants came from California. They are Jairak Rainbow hybrids without specified colors.
This Video is just such a good tutorial!
Got my first tolumnia today (bc of your avid advertisement haha) and i now know what to do with it bc it also arrived in a basket.🤗
Lets just hope the roots are as good as they look
I have seen folks succeed with just leaving them in the net pot. It doesn't break down. Inevitably the plants will get bushy and you can divide them off.
I mount my own and lately I omit cutting anything and just use physan. I grow in a miniature greenhouse with humidifiers and a misting setup and of course FANS. So they grow like they would in nature on branches.
They love humidity and are drinkers but hate being soggy and like to dry out quickly
I'm in Jamaica and we get them in those baskets and I mount mine. I haven't had much luck with putting the in pots, but they love being on bark!
Did you order them online?
@@SuperBettyBoo57 no. A plant store here imports orchids and has semi annual sales
Thanks much!!!
I got all my Tolumnias from Orchid Garden (Poland) and they were all in those little baskets. It was a struggle first time I got them like that, because I hadn't anticipated that and didn't have any tiny pots prepared 😅the nursery didn't mark them as bare-rooted.
Your tolumnias are beautiful. I am not sure if I should try them since I live in the desert part of Oregon but maybe one day. Thanks for the informative video as always.
Hi Dani! Thanks for the video. I have an obsession with the “Novelty Phals” aka Polychilos. I was drooling here in S. Florida seeing them on your shelf.
Different kind of question- I have an Orchid Channel too and I wanted to know if have tips to grow my channel.
Also what are your tips to grow healthy novelty Phals?
All except one of my Tolumnias came in baskets. One was mounted to a small piece of wood.
What do you think about orchids growing in water and would you recommend it?
Hey! I have big man hands. LOL, I have only one tolumnia and one on the way. I ordered for a future shipment. I live in New Jersey and right now our weather is a bit wacky. One day it is snowing and 20 degrees (-6 Celsius ) then the next it is 66 degrees Fahrenheit ( 18 Celsius ). So the nursery is holding the orchids I bought. They are in Florida. Global warming is definitely happening.
So any ideas what to do with a climbing Tolumina? I have a Scandens.....
Question: Its not about repotting.
My mini phal orchid has a single bloom stem ( among many)that is getting thick. I have 50 orchids. I've never seen this before. Almost like a reproductive event? it looks like a pistil .
any insights?
I really enjoy your videos and have learned a lot from you, Thank you !
I also order tolumnias from orchid garden (poland) in those baskets. Surprisingly the ones I potted in bark or mix bark with moss are thriving. Another three which I potted in full moss, rotted :(
Hello Danny, where do you buy your orchids from when you get them online?
Hi Danny. Can you grow dendrobium phalaenopsis and other orchids aside phaaenopsis in pure sphagnum moss?
Hi! Do you have some recommendations on where to buy vanda orchids online if you live in the EU ?
What was the name of the sphagnum moss?
Where do you get your Tolumias?
Do you have to use dark pots or can I use clear pots for my tolumnia ?
You can use whatever type of pots you like best :)
@@MissOrchidGirl Thank You.. I can't wait to repot mine. Love watching and learning from you.
My orchid broke off at most of my buds, how do I rescue the pieces that was broken off 😟
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Hello...darling
Shall we exchange orchids from our house and your house?
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