Repotting a Miltoniopsis Orchid
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- Опубликовано: 10 ноя 2022
- Discovered as an 'emergency' during the filming of the previous video, let's get this one done and hope it's not too late.
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Good review. I understand your focus on heat vs. no heat - but I don't think that's it for most orchid growers. Where I live (SF Bay Area), inside *night time* temperatures are cold to cool (10C to 15C), but daytime temperatures are around 15C to 18C. My Miltonia and Miltoniopsis suffer the same problem of sitting in soil way too moist long after having been bought. But here, the prevalent commercial (wrong) mixture is old sphagnum moss and very small orchid bark. I have had much better experience with only about 50% of *very slowly decomposing* organic material (such as high quality "cocoa peat" and 50% inorganic soil such as volcanic rock and some perlite).
Also, the pots they come in are like yours: no holes at the sides. I immediately replant mines in those decorative ceramic orchid pots that are very open on the sides. YMMV.
Thank you for sharing.
You're welcome.
Czy wypuści nowe korzenie jak jej gniły
Perfect, I have a couple Miltonias I need to replant
Miltonias and Miltoniopsis are totally different orchids?
@@GrowingOrchidswithRoger I thought you mentioned they're similar enough, the methods used in this video may suffice for a Miltonia. perhaps I'm incorrect
Thank you and let us know on progress.
I'm not sure this one will recover?
Brave move
All the Best🤞🤞🤞
Thanks.
Glad you did a repot today as my orchid club is having a repotting meeting tomorrow. It will be interesting to see how different vary medium etc. Most members grow in their homes.
It's important that the same water doesn't stay in pots too long as it gets stale. Even orchids that like to stay moist are better off drying quite quickly and getting fresh water more often.
I should be repotting my miltoniopsis, but I am sitting here watching you repot yours. It is much easier to watch than do!
Don't leave it too long...
I am sure you will disagree with my method, but I put my yellow miltoniopsis hybrid in semi hydro in early spring because she wasn’t thriving in organic media. I am happy to report many new shoots and two flower spikes right now. It’s a good day when your fussy one has buds!
I just acquired 2 pots of miltonia, I fall in love with the fragrance!!! Thank you for your videos and advice!!
Miltonia/Miltoniopsis ???
Looks so you caught it just-in-time good luck with it
Maybe....
The zygo mix I use has a lot of coco husk in it and it needs replacing a lot faster then just bark. I think having a bag of the stuff and gently mix it in with bark is a much better way of using it then premix
I'm going to have to adjust my media mixes to cater for the cooler temps. No more coco-husk and very easy on the Welsh moss. Pots are just not drying out which means the water in them is stale.
@@GrowingOrchidswithRoger I did a bit of watering yesterday for the first time in almost (if not) two weeks and half didn't need any water or just a drip.
I'm hardly watering at all at the moment - with day temps maxing at 18C, everything has just stopped growing (or is doing it VERY slowly).
@@GrowingOrchidswithRoger 17 at night but there's still growth even fresh spikes coming 😁 but that's the big Odonto and it's right on time
Hopefully you caught this in time.
Maybe....
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I've just started watching and heard you say you're not sure if your last species is going to survive. They seem to like the damp cool Welsh conditions so don't let it go like the others. If you're at all worried send it and I'll return it when it picks up 🤷♀️
The others just started to rot - media staying wet too long - the change of environment also needs a re-think on media.
Thanks for the root detail it is so helpful. I have been reluctant to grow miltonia due to low humidity but reconsidering as I have increased my humidity to 55% though temps range 72-77 24/7.
Too warm? Oncidiums happy! I don't use the cocoa
husk, just S. moss, bark,
perlite y charcoal y K-lite.
What are my chances of success?
Don't get Miltonias and Miltoniopsis muddled up - they are totally different orchids.
@@GrowingOrchidswithRoger I know that!!!
I hope your Miltoniopsis has been caught in time. I’ve had a Herrealexandre growing well for 3 years now, but I got my first taste of trouble recently when I spotted some rot at the base of one of the new pseudo bulbs that was blooming. I’m hoping removing it has stopped it from spreading to the rest of the plant…There’s been a lot of moss growing wild on top of the (tree fern) media and I think it’s been trapping too much damp at the base of the plant. So, I’ve removed the bracts and the moss that has been growing and fingers crossed it will be ok now.
Sweet Elvis and Mojo - my cat is only 5, but he changes his favourite sleeping places all the time. And on rainy days, he will stay in one cosy place for 7 hours easily!
My problem is the change in environment needs a change in media. Pots that stay wet too long turn the water stale - almost as bad as media 'going off'. So, I need media that dries much quicker even though it will mean watering more often.
@@GrowingOrchidswithRoger Miltoniopsis are clearly not the most forgiving and obviously your new environment has thrown a bit of a curve ball. Hopefully the new media will save it.
I will adjust the media I use to suit cooler temps - much more free-draining and needs to dry quicker.