Thank you Matthew! I look forward to your entertaining and informative videos each week. I grow the similar kinds of Orchids in UK (London ) at home environment . Your videos are very useful for me, as Orchids are my long time hobby and passion.
You are a delight! I found you while searching for a cymbidium care vid and I'm sticking around for your fabulous personality. Thank you! Keep posting. 💚💚💚
Thank you Matthew! I look forward to your entertaining and informative videos each week. Indoor daytime-highs are starting to be above 23C/74F here (GA, USA) and new buds/growths are starting. :)
Spring has sprung! Where as here I'm nervously looking at the forecast to judge when the night time minimums outside will be too cold and I have to do the seasonal switcheroo!
I recently acquired one of these beauties. It was in spike when it arrived. Several in opened blooms about 4. I pitted it in a terracotta with basic orchid mix bark based. I check it daily to keep it evenly moist. The very top bloom was starting to open but has now turned brown and crispy and died. The remaining blooms are in opened still but healthy. Temp house hovers 76-84 humidity 30-60. I’m in Buffalo NY. Any advice. I have also an Oncidium twinkle I’ve never kept either of these and don’t want the same thing to help to my twinkle. Any advice?
Hi there, my experience has been that transportation can sometimes cause flower buds or spikes to fail - so if the other flowers are opening and OK - I wouldn't worry. The only other suggestion might also be to let it dry out a bit between waterings, especially in winter. Good luck!
@@helloplantlovers Hello 👋 Thanks for the insights. It’s in Miracle Grow orchid mix from Home Depot. Seems to dry very quickly in my house. Heat being on for winter. The other buds are present and green but unopened yet.
very informative video ..thanks for sharing :)
Thanks for watching!
I love the Miltassia/Miltonia type orchids
Thanks for watching!
Thank you Matthew! I look forward to your entertaining and informative videos each week. I grow the similar kinds of Orchids in UK (London ) at home environment . Your videos are very useful for me, as Orchids are my long time hobby and passion.
Thank you - glad to hear they're useful!
Very curious to see that monster in flower!!!❤
Thanks for watching!
You are a delight! I found you while searching for a cymbidium care vid and I'm sticking around for your fabulous personality. Thank you! Keep posting. 💚💚💚
Thanks for finding me!
Hi Mathew thank u for a other very informative video again . R yr orchids getting continuous light or do they require a period of darkness
They are outside, so whatever happens happens light wise.
Thank you Matthew! I look forward to your entertaining and informative videos each week. Indoor daytime-highs are starting to be above 23C/74F here (GA, USA) and new buds/growths are starting. :)
Spring has sprung! Where as here I'm nervously looking at the forecast to judge when the night time minimums outside will be too cold and I have to do the seasonal switcheroo!
I recently acquired one of these beauties. It was in spike when it arrived. Several in opened blooms about 4. I pitted it in a terracotta with basic orchid mix bark based. I check it daily to keep it evenly moist. The very top bloom was starting to open but has now turned brown and crispy and died. The remaining blooms are in opened still but healthy. Temp house hovers 76-84 humidity 30-60. I’m in Buffalo NY. Any advice. I have also an Oncidium twinkle I’ve never kept either of these and don’t want the same thing to help to my twinkle. Any advice?
Hi there, my experience has been that transportation can sometimes cause flower buds or spikes to fail - so if the other flowers are opening and OK - I wouldn't worry. The only other suggestion might also be to let it dry out a bit between waterings, especially in winter. Good luck!
@@helloplantlovers Hello 👋 Thanks for the insights. It’s in Miracle Grow orchid mix from Home Depot. Seems to dry very quickly in my house. Heat being on for winter. The other buds are present and green but unopened yet.