Orchid Care: 4 foot Multiflora Paphiopedilum in full bloom/ how to Remove a Yellow leaf
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
- Orchid Care: Removing a yellow leaf on Multiflora Paphiopedilum with a 4 ft leaf span in full bloom
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Absolutely Gorgeous! Thanks for sharing and for using such a High Definition camera. It adds immensely to the experience.
That Paphiopedilum is absolutely gorgeous. Paphs are one of my favourite type of orchid, and I just love the big ones. At one point I had 6 or 7 different rothschildianum hybrids before I realized how big they really get. Just beautiful - your philippinense x topperi :D
Thanks, they do get big. This plant is about 15 years old now.
@@BradsGreenhouse oh wow. It’s quite mature!
6-7 quite pricy orchids ;) @helle
Beautiful Paph, Brad. It is an investment of time when you buy a seedling of some of these. I always thought that orchids cultivated patience in us as well as the appreciation of their beauty. Great video!!!
You have good hand for plants and the orchids
very very wonderful..
Beautiful orchid, hope you enjoy it for many yrs.
me too! haha
That's a really pretty orchid and I didn't know they got that big! That's really neat.
Yes, I takes up so much room but at least it rewards me with a spike now and then. :) thanks for watching!
What a gorgeous plant! Great job growing this guy Brad!
Thanks, keeping it warm last winter seems to have done the trick!
really a great plant with really great spike congrats thank u glad could see it.
Elizabeth Ninan thanks, it has been a few years since it was in bloom
Vey nice! Paphs do grow slowly. I have several small ones. I've killed my share of them over the years!
Yes, these big guys grow so slowly. I think these fans take about 2.5 years to bloom. Good thing I have a few fans at different grow sizes now.
Nice Brad and TY for sharing.
It's so beautiful!
Beauttiful gorgeous flowers..... Nice job
They remind me of a bug... Not sure why. Thanks for watching!
Great slipper I,m going to look for one here in Australia,been to a few shows over the last year or 3 can not remember seeing one.
Keep up the good work
awesome plant..
Wow! Beautiful orchid. Humongous.
Thanks for posting this video of such a wonderful plant. I have a similar Philippiniensis breed but only about 1 ft leafspan. I've had it about a year in a bright windowsill (with my catts) and the leaves are a healthy light green, with some yellowing on the bottom that looks natural, but in the past year it has ony sprouted one new leaf and that has grown about 3 inches! Pot is 3.5 inches and the potting medium is very coarse, mostly coconut husk from Repotme. No spagnum moss. I'm concerned because it seems it would take 100 years to reach the size of your plant, or even to reach blooming size! Should I repot it in a finer mix, or add some spagnum? I don't think I'm going to live to 100 and I would like to see it bloom someday! Please let me know. We are in Alaska, with long summer days and very short winter days. All my other orchids grow and bloom just fine, though not super-fast.
I know this video is quite dated but I do have a question on multifloral paphs. I have two, Prince Edward of York and wossner black wing that are in bloom the first time.
Sadly Some aphids got on the bloom of the PEY so it’s faded faster and the blooms are done now. The WBW is still in its full glory and going beyond a month now with 3 flowers (the 4th bud bud had broke off during delivery).
So my question is, when is the right time to cut the spike off? Right after the last flower drops? Or, wait until the flower spike had dried up? Not sure if the same spike can result in any more flowers after first bloom, but I doubt it.
I haven’t been able to find find a good source of an answer to this particular care question.
PS. I do have a new growth starting on the WBW so that’s exciting. I’ll get a second fan in time.
It's absolutely beautiful! How long have you had it?
Thank you, I've had it 3 years
very nice Brad!!!
Thanks, I was really happy to see the spike.
***** you should see me i act like a little kid on christmas day when i see a spike.
What's the difference between this plant and St Swithin? They look the same.
How often do you water this plant?
Do you pollinate your orchids? Amazing paph by the way!
I dont bother much, I never got into flasking them
Rothchildianum's are my favorite Paphiopedilums and this one is a beautiful specimen. This Paph's leaves are really yellow though which concerns me. Do you think it is a light adjustment issue?
thobbit60 it was in full sun which makes the leaves lighter, The camera might make them seems a little more yellow than they are. I wouldn't what to see them to dark of a green as it would be a sigh of not enough light
Ahhhh, I see. Usually light green leaves are optimum for paphio's so I was surprised that such a happy orchid had leaves that were so yellow. Your right it is probably the camera. It is a magnificent specimen plant.
What size pot is it in?
Hmm, I think it is a 10inch but might be 12 inch pot
so do a lot of youtubers hit on you?