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There is a coerulea Percivaliana. There's a very famous 'Ondine' clone of it.

Super cool swamp walk! I might bring my oldest over to Florida soon to find some orchids soon.

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Prosthecheas. Every single one I've ever had except radiata have died from this😢

Thank you for sharing this - beautiful area all around.

She’s too cute thank you for sharing💖🌸

Holly s…… how cool you stayed when you saw that black bear😱😍

This was an awesome video, Tristan! So cool to see all the orchids! I will have to visit this area next time I’m in Florida!

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Im growing a cyrtopodium i imported from Brazil. Im west of Seattle. Trying to get it used to our seasons. Might take a couple of seasons.

Awesome video! You were able to see so many orchids. I can't believe you guys saw a black bear and were totally calm! That's crazy haha! And yes, it's very brave of both of you to get into that swamp water! 😱 Love seeing orchids in situ!

Keziah is adorable! She seems to be into nature too.

Enjoy my father/daughter date with Keziah. Gotta teach them young about the love of nature and orchids 🪴

Thanks for all you do guys! You really help those of us who live in Florida a lot! But I have a strange question for you. I have searched RUclips and cannot find the answer. In the first couple years of orchid growing, I was putting everything in wooden baskets. Now I am regretting it. The roots are hanging all over the place and I don’t want to have to spritz them every single day like Vandas. But some of these plants are happy in their baskets. They take up way too much room and the care is too much as well. So that being said. What do I do? I can’t pry them out of those baskets without totally destroying them. I’m considering selling the ones in baskets, which is a shame because there’s a lot. I kind of wish I had put everything in Clay pots, which is what I’m doing going forward. also, I live near Jacksonville where it gets very cold so they are in a greenhouse for four months every year. Help!

I live in Tampa for 30 years. I found this little one in Naples in a friend land around 10 years ago or more and bring my home without knowing their name and origin. Amazing! She is doing great

Such a beautiful species! Very gorgeous!

Wow! Absolutely stunning!!

Gorgeous!I missed the fall open house

Glad to hear such detailed information.because so many people get this wrong. Thanks. Plenty of stuff I learned as well as I have not had it and I appreciate seeing the examples.

Wow!!!

lol not the easiest species for me. But I did get a replacement that is giving me hope. It might flower for me in about 10 years time if I'm lucky. ps: I vote cattleya schilleriana the easiest species I have tried to grow

So different looking between them, and so beautiful! Are they fragrant?? I love the ceroulea

Thanks for sharing, mine is in sheath

Nice! Thank you

I love those. Mine are in sheath.

What about top temperatures? What eould you say it can tolerate??

Gosh... Jaw dropping beautiful.

Hi Tristan, do you disinfect the lava rock?

Do you ship to Texas ?

You can try using a biological approach. Bacillus Subtilis should be able to fight and kill Phytophthora. (and other infections, such as powdery mildew, anthracnose?), not sure about Pythium, though. Several other "Lactic Acid Bacterias" should be similarly beneficial "probiotics". You can consider doing a Lactic Acid Bacteria culture (LAB) which should give you dozens of varieties of beneficial bacterias that might be effective at fighting the diseases, and will be effective at just boosting the overall health of the plants. No guarantees tho... A very good resource for researching these "biofungicides" is the website "indogulfbioag". They seem to have information that I can't even find in scientific journals. This confuses me, but it does seem that they very much did their research...

Thanks for a great lesson on fertilizer. I have a small collection potted in bark do you recommend pouring through the pot or soaking the pot for 10 or 15 minutes? Also, do you reapply the slow release every spring?

Just go home from palmers fall open house was a great time. Enjoyed meeting you today. Really appreciated all your help

You guys are awesome, thank you for sharing. 🌸

I just went came home with a lot of orchids hard to resist wonderful price even with very nice pottery as well loved this event, highly recommended ! Thank you! You guys are awesome!

I am on my way. See you soon😍

Can’t wait! You got me totally pumped up. I’m going to do stretches ahead of time so as to not injure myself as I sprint to my desired blooms.

Wish you guys were closer to visit Palmer Nursery this weekend. I'm Yudier A another crazy Orchids Collector from Miami FL.

AND we get to see you two!!! See you soon 😊

I wish I could be there!

Everything is beautiful, but I am in Connecticut

So awesome!! Can't wait! Everything does look beautiful!

Another great video. Great camera job, Sandy.

it feels colder here because of the humidity , it allows for the cold to creep into our "bones "faster because of the moisture on our skin as well as the plants. 30f in Colorado is night and day vs 30f here with the humidity. when i moved from Miami to Orlando in 2010 it got down to 17f one day and the 20s for about 5 days it was wild. the 1980s was also a very cold time for the south. hasn't been that consistently cold in ages. im going on about 8 months of collecting orchids this will be my first winter so im taking in as much info as far as fall preperation.

We’re in Central Florida.We were lucky we lost a shade cloth.Some of our neighbors lost carports and sunrooms.Happy you and the family are safe.Luv Palmer Orchids!Everyone is so nice there.Take Care!Serendipity was my favorite,just beautiful!

Do you use speader sticker with heritage?

You might want to add some long fibered sphagnum moss to the soil mix to help maintain water.

Hi Tristan, Thanks for another great video. I was recently given a large division of Guarianthe Bowringiana Var. Coerulea. It came potted in what I would call a terrestrial mix. Whilst the orchid is looking healthy enough and has recently flowered, I would like to change the potting media. I have both course bark and also Tree Fern Media at hand. How do you think in your extensive experience this would go? Would either media set the plant back? Thanks in advance. Helen from Sydney Australia

Glad to hear that people and families are safe. So many people came to the aid of others for the preparation/post clean up. are You are so correct but saying natural disasters such as Hurricane Milton and the many tornadoes that affected Florida and beyond prioritize things. I live in Lake Worth, FL; just west of our neighborhood roughly 17 miles lies the City of Wellington, Acerage, and Loxahatchee area. As reported by news stations multiple tornadoes touched down destroying property, uprooted trees, flipped vehicles, and left several home inhabitable with so many displaced families. Our communities are so fortunate that there were no fatalities. We owe our gratitude to firefighters who transported trauma and injured people. Emergency crews were deployed where downed power lines were moved to get technical crews to remove people from crushed vehicles. A huge shout out the the clean up crews and FPL linemen who worked long shifts to restore power to those who lost electricity. While many families and businesses are ramping up for a busy holiday season, let's hope for a quiet remainder of 2024. Respectfully,

Missed you guys, glad you are all doing well! this too shall pass. 🌸💖

So glad you all are doing better now! And so sorry to hear about your magnolia trees and the orchids on them. Hopefully this is it for the season!! And hopefully your orchids didn't suffer too much either.