BIGGEST GREENHOUSE TOUR EVER! LETS GET READY FOR FALL/ WHAT ABOUT THOSE ORCHID ROOTS & NEW LIGHTS!
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Such an INCREDIBLE Greenhouse Tour and update Brad :-) I LOVE all of your AMAZING plants, you have such an outstanding variety of so many different types of plant beauties thanks so much for sharing and sending you an abundance of love and happy growing from Ireland for a fantastic Sunday XXXXX
Without a doubt , You have got the absolute neatest bunch of plants on earth!
Wow my friend nice plants wish I can have a lot of plants like you. One day can I ask you about the plants?thx gudpm
Hi Brad, you have an absolutely stunning collections of plants and hopefully one day my own collection will even be half as big, i have loved all of your video's and i should have subscribed long before now and sorry i didn't, keep the video's coming and keep up the good work. Thanks Brad.
Thanks for the interesting update! The summer is ending, but at least orchids are preparing to bloom and there is so much going on. :)
An electrician friend of mine says anything above T5 is just wasting $$ for horticultural purposes. Apparently anything larger suffers diminishing returns in photosynthetic light, yet a steady increase in operating costs. Same plant friendly PPFD, yet more expense. Even the bulbs are more expensive. The trade off for larger than T5 is more "human friendly" light.
Delighted to see so many different types of pitchers fantastic thank you.
Quite a jungle you've got growing in there....would like to see it in a few years ....:)
The vanilla! I have a vanilla at work and it had HUGE aerial roots that dangled from the bench all the way to the floor! Grows so quick in summer !
Great video!
+george rushton (ScottysOrganic) thanks!
Them roots are AMAZING!!
Wow that's amazing!
Man i want a green house man, my next humble abode has to have some space for a small Greenhouse at least, even if its just a make shift bit of plastic sheet. Im jealous Brad, jealous, lol
Very impressive that you know almost all the names of your plants. Your greenhous is amazing. How long have you been purchasing orchids and build your greenhouse.
Today has been my first day of prep for Autumn as well! I have cleaned reorganised and hooked up the heater for the first time. I have also ordered bubble wrap and thought about supplementary lighting. This will be the first Autumn/Winter with the greenhouse! fingers crossed. Thanks for the awesome tour Brad.
+Oliver's Greenhouse thanks and good luck. Sounds like you will be prepared
like any house orchid grower I have no more space for more orchids. I checked the possibility of a greenhouse but unfortunately the cost of the energy bill would be massive. The downside of not living in a warmer sunnier place...
I can definitely feel for that. I had a friend who lives in the northern hemisphere and she struggles to get more space. I live in the tropical climate of Indonesia so all my orchids grow outside, but there are orchids like Miltonias, Masdevalias, draculas and certain deciduous orchids that aren't able to grow here.
Could we please have a catasetums update. wold love to see your collection. The weather here in finland is allready cold and forests are dying 😕
2 watt led lights times fifty. You get fifty lights for the price of those large bulbs. Light is also spaced more evenly and will not burn leaves. Honeybees just LOVE milkweed. I wonder if they would utilize Hoya? I believe these two plants are related? What month do those Hoya Bloom?
Hi. What is that orange flower with yellow edges. Its the flower on your title page. Its gorgeous.
Could you please make a video on Lepanthes telipogoniflora orchid care,had a glimpse of it in this video.
Wow, your greenhouse is amazing! Thanks for sharing. I´m wondering if you work with plants or if this is "just" a hobby for you?
how do I make a green house for my pitcher plant
how do I make a green house for my pitcher plant .
are blue & red led lights good for Orchids & Hoyas? This is my first greenhouse I have. My greenhouse is 7x6. Not very big but I do like it. Do you run your fogger during fall & winter?
I know this is a older video but i am fairly new and have been listening to some of your videos which are very informative and I am a subscriber. I appreciate all your information but I do have a question about reducing the water for certain orchid from Halloween to Valentine’s Day. Do you Apply any fertilizer during that dry period perhaps in the occasional mist. Thank you.
the moss looks great for sure. How do learn and remember all the names Brad?
Brad, what is the dimension of your greenhouse. How much light (summer and winter, fc units) do you get in the GH?
Hey Brad, Always enjoy these greenhouse tours! Looks like things are doing well for early September. I recently purchased my first Vanda orchid (specifically Vanda 'Miss Joaquim'). Of course I recently did some additional research and discovered they need super bright light and very high (constant) humidity, as they are native to Singapore. I am curious about the Vanda plastic bag you have used here. In the past I tried turkey oven bags (big and clear) , but they have a wide footprint. What kind are you using here? FYI - I am trying an experiment now where I purchased a 24" x 7" vase and I have placed lava rock with water in the bottom for constant humidity. I then hung the Vanda inside along with some Spanish moss. Hopefully it prefers this better. (FYI - I grow indoors in NJ where the summer has been very hot and high humidity. Some days I did not use AC either.)
You are right, Vandas like it bright and warm and humid. The bag i'm using is a plan old bread bag... I keep it simple when I can. Haha
Nice! I couldn't tell it was from a loaf of bread, but it definitely would fit a Vanda perfect! (roughly 7" width). Thanks.
Info on the big green cephalotus @ 29:20?
Hi, just a quick question, why do some of your pots have holes in their sides? Does it have something to do with aerating the roots?
+Plasma Junkie yes, you are correct. I want some plants to dry faster and get more air to the roots than others. Normally you see this more on my more expensive or delicate plants.
Ah, I see, thanks
Is that a schoenorchis fragrance at 20:30?
It was a ridiculous heatwave here in Ontario... you would have loved it.
This true! Though BC had a really hot summer last year and Ontario was freezing cold. Things have a way of balancing themselves out lol
+Amber Morrison yes, I know you guys have had the heat this year.
+hanzifaction so true
would it be possible to grow plants in an aquarium with just the basic lighting of the aquarium itself?
well, it depends on what plants you are putting in
at the moment i have ''Drosera Capenis'', ''Drosera Intermedia'', ''Dionaea Muscipula'', ''Pinguicula Weser'' and ''Sarracenia Barba''. i currently have them standing in front of a window, but as they grow bigger i need to relocate them. and as i only have one room which gets natural sunlight my only other option would have been an aquarium with artificial lighting.
If you keep them in their pots and put moss under the pots, it should work. keep it away from sunlight as the container will warm up more than room temperature and yes, the lights should work. It's essentially called a terrarium and is used often for tropical plants. Lucky for me, I don't have to worry about winter or humidity. Many nepenthes in this videos come from where I live!
Wow! I love the moss, the roots, everything. The ant plants are really intriguing as are your pitcher plants. Too super.
You switched almost completely from orchids to carnivorous plants it seems...
+Orchidomania yes I have a lot of different kinds now, I find them very rewarding and challenging.
Where did you order the ant plants from?
www.wistuba.com/non-carnivorous-plants/antplants-rubiaceae/index.php
+mad013131 correct
Brad, do any of your flowering orchids make it into your home?
does anybody know how to grow Acorns ??
right now I have them in pots.
You need to stratify the acorns to get them to germinate. So you'll have keep them in the fridge over winter and plant them in pots in the spring. While in the fridge they need to be kept moist not wet. A mix of half peat moss and half sand in a plastic bag works well. Good luck! It's great endeavor growing trees, especially oak trees from seed.
hanzifaction there's 2 dead trees that fell down during a storm and tons of Acorns were scattered around it. I had already planted each Acorn in the small pot. I'm guessing it's too late to start growing the Acorn since it's already September. My dad already has some good size Acorn trees that are around 6-8 inches in the pot are those safe to survive this upcoming winter or should I bring them in?
+This is my favorite part time job and I hate it That's good to hear you guys are replacing the dead trees. There no such thing as an acorn tree, they are called oak trees. You should let the trees go dormant in the winter as they need the rest, so don't bring them inside. It sounds like they're hardy to your area so they should be fine just in the pots. But to be safe, you can sink the pots in the garden for the winter months. When you do this make sure the rim of the pot sticks out of the soil. Than come spring time you can pull the pots out and place them in a sunny spot.
hanzifaction Thanks for the new info and yes there are thousands of trees behind my backyard. However, several trees are dead in a specific area of the forest and a total of 5-6 trees all mature have fallen. It is very rewarding to see a plant grow strong. So, I feel that it's my responsibility to plant each Acorn in a pot so that a new generation of strong big trees can flourish. Oh yeah and one more question will the snow kill my little Acorn in its pot outside?
If you like to see your day-lengths and the others details, this is a good site : www.timeanddate.com/sun/uk/bournemouth?month=9&year=2016 You can type in your place, month/year and hit 'go' to get your own set of data and then boolmark.
+Roger Frampton nice to know! I have an app on my phone that works well too.
what should i do for my venus fly traps dormancy, because i'm in Duluth MN .
Whatever you decide to do, you might take out a couple of plants, wrap them in moist sphagnum moss, and place them inside a ziplock for storage in a refrigerator. In case throwing mulch over the pots or storage in a garage fail,you have those bare roots in the fridge as a backup. I rode out my relatively milder winter by storing them covered up with a plastic bag, in a shed that was up against the house. Every couple of weeks I would check the water in the tray. Try to keep them outside for as long as you can and keep an eye out for frost. Early on you can get away with covering them up at night. When the sever cold settles in, you can implement your full winter protection.
As the daylight shortens, and your room goes colder, they do it themselves mostly i think.
question how do u grow a snake,lizards,and a apple cause im so fucking dumb and clueless i need answers
Second lol
The four footers look much more "professional" than those fuel guzzling corkscrews. I hope they work out for you.
+William Albert I agree
first lol