The one @9:20 that you didn't know the name of and thought was David Sanders is BC Maikai (see "Kitchen Time! - Let's Sort out BC Maikai", Sep 6 2021). The one @26:59 should be Frances Fox.
Thanks - I'll get some labels done. (I'm just lazy - I have the date I last repotted/mounted in my notes and there is probably a video of me doing it so I could go back and look it up.)
I love these types of videos. It is super helpful for new growers to see what you think of various findings as you are looking over your plants such as signs of pests, fungus, bacteria, nuritional deficiencies, root issues, etc and what to do about them. It is like watching a class on pattern recognition of problems in orchids. I have learned more from your videos than any others on youtube. Great content!
Yes, definite like! So many fine details for each type. Wonderful info to either confirm I am on the right track or what I should be changing regarding light needs, etc. Please continue with this type of video!!
I really like the information in this video. Tomorrow I will check and shift my Laelia Anceps and my Laelia Purpurata. For the latter I didn’t know it needed a rest and it’s mid winter and the sheath is fully formed so perfect time for a rest. Thanks for that. Pip 🌺🌹
I've never found out exactly how long the rest for the purpurata should be? I suppose until the buds start to grow (and if no buds, then when the new growths start?)
I love cattleyas! I'm obsessed with them, so I very much like this type of content. Hope, you'll make a vid about the ones now having sheaths. I'm curious if they bloom or not. And I'm also fond of your beautiful English accent. Your videos are more or less English lessons for me, as well. Greetings from Hungary! 🤗
Hello Roger, yes, I do like this type of content! Wonderful information, I just purchased two new Cattleyas to keep company with the one I currently have. They are beautiful and I want more of them. I hope you decide to do more of these kinds of videos and I am looking forward to the K-lite experiment!
Rodger, I enjoy these types of talks. I have 12 Cattleyas i got last year and they are finally sending up new growths and roots. Two of them are sending up sheaths. I have order K-lite and due in this week. Thanks for the video work and still watching bonsai videos. Good day!
For mounted orchids with a problem rotting, and you don't want to remount it, you can try giving it a good spray of hydrogen peroxide, letting it do its job for about 3 minutes and letting dry before attempting to rehydrate it
Thanks Roger, this is the type of vid I always liked the most (except for the Sunday chat, that's the topper of the week... 😉) to learn something of orchids. No matter the specific species.
These damn scale... Lost some Cattleyas to them (or the treatment) in the past too. Hope you'll get rid of them and find a perfect place for every Cattleya, so that they will all bloom for you. I had to move too. There is only a east facing window for them and they get direct sunlight from 8:00 to 12:00 in the summer (little to hot), if sun is shining, but then... I am not shure if it is enough. In winter the light is even less (drops earlier behind a house and less light alltogether). They started their new growths very late, some in Juli, two did nothing yet... I'll see if they can mature...and if they'll bloom. If not, I'll have to buy additional light. I miss my big bright south facing window... 😥
Thank you Roger. Cattleyas are my favorite, and they always have been. I bought quite a few in 2020, and most have not bloomed yet. I am seeing sheaths now, and that is exciting. I have tried Cal Magic fertilizer recently, and I feel it is magic for my plants. It is good to try new things, but I start off with a very diminished dose from what is recommended. I gradually increase cautiously under observation. Love your videos!
I'll have to use the repotted/mounted date from my notes and go back to that time and find the video - virtually all would have been filmed. That will identify the orchids and I can get some labels done. (I didn't bother with some as I didn't think they would make it.)
Hi again, yes this was very useful. It's good to be reminded about things which tend to get forgotten and then they all end up getting the same treatment. Just lately I've been buying a few more miniature Cattleyas because I like the flowers and they take up less space but they burn very easily and seem to need something in media to retain more moisture. A couple have even arrived potted in moss with lovely roots so I'm worried as to whether I should repot in bark or moss in the future? Perhaps you could advise when you talk about them again? Hope Mojo is feeling happier now 🤗
The amount of moisture need in the media is relative to the day-time temps - the higher the temps, the more they need. In cooler weather, too much moisture can lead to root rot.
Did you lose your Sophronitis (Cattleya) brevipedunculata? I think it was on a clay mount. You mentioned that you were not a fan of that type of mount, but thought it might keep the roots cooler.
YES! Perfect timing 😃. Very informative and interesting, good learning opportunity 👍🏻. Two years ago , I started ( again) growing Cattleya , love them . One of my ( only 2 ) Cattleya type just finished blooming and other one ( Rlc. hybrid) has a big sheath that looks like a leaf ☺. Existing time for me because it is ( or it will be ,if nothing goes wrong ) first time bloomer . “They” say that some Cattleya 🌱should not be fertilized when flower buds start showing. Is there such a thing? Thank you for sharing your knowledge, advice and tips on how to care for orchid plants 😊💐. I do very much enjoy watching this kind of videos 👏🏻,good stuff!!! Take care. Ps. How is “ fluffy “ cat doing?
Always take that step back as ask 'what would happen in nature?' Would the nutrients stop being washed down just for that one plant because it had buds? Fluffy-cat is doing ok.
Hi Roger. Why don't you # your pots & mounts & put the #'s names in your computer? It's a back up since you don't always put the tags back on & it'll keep you from guessing the name. You can take a picture of ea but you'd have to keep up with them more.
Well since cern was turn on and hell frozen over and the apocalypse. You might be able to grow your tropical orchids in your garden in the UK... Im being silly but you know. 😳
I do like hearing you speak about your orchids.
Thanks.
The one @9:20 that you didn't know the name of and thought was David Sanders is BC Maikai (see "Kitchen Time! - Let's Sort out BC Maikai", Sep 6 2021). The one @26:59 should be Frances Fox.
Thanks - I'll get some labels done. (I'm just lazy - I have the date I last repotted/mounted in my notes and there is probably a video of me doing it so I could go back and look it up.)
Yes I like this type of video Roger. Good info Thanks!
You're welcome.
I love this type of video, thanks Roger.
You're welcome.
I enjoy this type of video. Thanks and keep them coming.
You're welcome.
Thank you for sharing!!!
You're welcome.
This is my favorite video and I will watch it again
Thanks.
Thank you Roger. This is the type of discussion I missed from you.
I will start doing these again. There have been lots of distractions going on in the background - it's easy to loose track.
Yes indeed thanks Roger.
Great learning and reinforcement content, delivered with warmth and humour
You're welcome.
Hi Roger .. that was a really good content.. I like it. More we observe and understand the orchids more we grow them better.
Each orchid has it's 'happy place' - sometimes all that's needed for an improvement is just moving the plant.
David Sanders has the long leaves.
Thanks.
Good show Roger! Keep them coming.
Thanks.
I love these types of videos. It is super helpful for new growers to see what you think of various findings as you are looking over your plants such as signs of pests, fungus, bacteria, nuritional deficiencies, root issues, etc and what to do about them. It is like watching a class on pattern recognition of problems in orchids. I have learned more from your videos than any others on youtube. Great content!
Thank you.
Yes I like the orchid genus discussion
Thanks - I will do more.
Great video, Roger! Very informative and interesting. Thank you! Happy growing! 🌸
You're welcome.
Thank you for your time. Very interesting.
You're welcome.
Great talk about the gang!!!
Thanks.
Nice update on the plants.
That Hsiang-Yu Red Pearl was very interesting. It grows like a huge version of a rupiculous “laelia”
An easy plant to accommodate is it grows upwards and doesn't hang out sideways.
Yes definitely enjoyed these type of videos as I learn so much! Thank you!
Thanks and you're welcome.
Great video…. YES…I do like this kind of video. Like to learn.
Thanks.
Yeppers great vid like the format and enjoyable like talking with a friend
Thanks.
Yes, definite like! So many fine details for each type. Wonderful info to either confirm I am on the right track or what I should be changing regarding light needs, etc. Please continue with this type of video!!
It's easy to do these when I have quite a few of one type - but some types of orchids I only have one or two.
I like this format.
Thanks.
Yes, I like it! Thank you for sharing.
You're welcome.
I really like the information in this video. Tomorrow I will check and shift my Laelia Anceps and my Laelia Purpurata. For the latter I didn’t know it needed a rest and it’s mid winter and the sheath is fully formed so perfect time for a rest. Thanks for that. Pip 🌺🌹
I've never found out exactly how long the rest for the purpurata should be? I suppose until the buds start to grow (and if no buds, then when the new growths start?)
Yes I like the talk.
Thanks.
I love cattleyas! I'm obsessed with them, so I very much like this type of content. Hope, you'll make a vid about the ones now having sheaths. I'm curious if they bloom or not. And I'm also fond of your beautiful English accent. Your videos are more or less English lessons for me, as well. Greetings from Hungary! 🤗
Many Catt types grow ok in the home so these should be more popular than they are - perhaps they're just not as easy to come by.
Good stuff! Was waiting for another Cattleya video and really appreciate you putting in the time. Thanks Roger! How is Mojo doing?
You're welcome (Mojo's fine)
Yes I like this, cattleya orchids are one of the few orchid that’s Still alive
Thanks.
Hello Roger, yes, I do like this type of content! Wonderful information, I just purchased two new Cattleyas to keep company with the one I currently have. They are beautiful and I want more of them. I hope you decide to do more of these kinds of videos and I am looking forward to the K-lite experiment!
I worry when I say I'm trying something new. I have no results as yet and it seems many are already changing what they do.
Rodger, I enjoy these types of talks. I have 12 Cattleyas i got last year and they are finally sending up new growths and roots. Two of them are sending up sheaths. I have order K-lite and due in this week. Thanks for the video work and still watching bonsai videos. Good day!
Thanks and you're welcome.
For mounted orchids with a problem rotting, and you don't want to remount it, you can try giving it a good spray of hydrogen peroxide, letting it do its job for about 3 minutes and letting dry before attempting to rehydrate it
Thanks Roger, this is the type of vid I always liked the most (except for the Sunday chat, that's the topper of the week... 😉) to learn something of orchids. No matter the specific species.
You're welcome.
These damn scale... Lost some Cattleyas to them (or the treatment) in the past too.
Hope you'll get rid of them and find a perfect place for every Cattleya, so that they will all bloom for you.
I had to move too.
There is only a east facing window for them and they get direct sunlight from 8:00 to 12:00 in the summer (little to hot), if sun is shining, but then... I am not shure if it is enough.
In winter the light is even less (drops earlier behind a house and less light alltogether).
They started their new growths very late, some in Juli, two did nothing yet... I'll see if they can mature...and if they'll bloom.
If not, I'll have to buy additional light.
I miss my big bright south facing window... 😥
My new place is better (apart from the cost).
How can you tell by looking that this cattleya is a species?
Thank you Roger. Cattleyas are my favorite, and they always have been. I bought quite a few in 2020, and most have not bloomed yet. I am seeing sheaths now, and that is exciting. I have tried Cal Magic fertilizer recently, and I feel it is magic for my plants. It is good to try new things, but I start off with a very diminished dose from what is recommended. I gradually increase cautiously under observation. Love your videos!
You're welcome.
Great lot of info again but you need to get your labels in lol.
I'll have to use the repotted/mounted date from my notes and go back to that time and find the video - virtually all would have been filmed. That will identify the orchids and I can get some labels done. (I didn't bother with some as I didn't think they would make it.)
Hi again, yes this was very useful. It's good to be reminded about things which tend to get forgotten and then they all end up getting the same treatment. Just lately I've been buying a few more miniature Cattleyas because I like the flowers and they take up less space but they burn very easily and seem to need something in media to retain more moisture. A couple have even arrived potted in moss with lovely roots so I'm worried as to whether I should repot in bark or moss in the future? Perhaps you could advise when you talk about them again?
Hope Mojo is feeling happier now 🤗
The amount of moisture need in the media is relative to the day-time temps - the higher the temps, the more they need. In cooler weather, too much moisture can lead to root rot.
Yes yes
Did you lose your Sophronitis (Cattleya) brevipedunculata? I think it was on a clay mount. You mentioned that you were not a fan of that type of mount, but thought it might keep the roots cooler.
No - I've still got it and it's fine. It was hiding so I missed it.
YES! Perfect timing 😃. Very informative and interesting, good learning opportunity 👍🏻. Two years ago , I started ( again) growing Cattleya , love them . One of my ( only 2 ) Cattleya type just finished blooming and other one ( Rlc. hybrid) has a big sheath that looks like a leaf ☺. Existing time for me because it is ( or it will be ,if nothing goes wrong ) first time bloomer . “They” say that some Cattleya 🌱should not be fertilized when flower buds start showing. Is there such a thing? Thank you for sharing your knowledge, advice and tips on how to care for orchid plants 😊💐. I do very much enjoy watching this kind of videos 👏🏻,good stuff!!! Take care.
Ps. How is “ fluffy “ cat doing?
Always take that step back as ask 'what would happen in nature?' Would the nutrients stop being washed down just for that one plant because it had buds? Fluffy-cat is doing ok.
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I’m finding it’s a great year for cattleyas, maybe the warmer season. Labels PLEASE it would save time for your watchers and flow better.🤔
Hopefully 'todays job' - get all the mounts labelled. It will mean going back to older vids using repot dates.
David Saunders has B cuculata ad R. digbyana . I think the latter is it.
Thanks.
Since you’re not using your label maker 😜, how about you send it to me🤣🤣🤣
Hi Roger. Why don't you # your pots & mounts & put the #'s names in your computer? It's a back up since you don't always put the tags back on & it'll keep you from guessing the name. You can take a picture of ea but you'd have to keep up with them more.
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Well since cern was turn on and hell frozen over and the apocalypse. You might be able to grow your tropical orchids in your garden in the UK... Im being silly but you know. 😳
One day....
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