Amazing! This really helped me to realize the size of these plants and their flowers, when I can see them together! Thank you very much for the video! :)
Beautiful collection. Is this the same way you take care of Vandas? What happens when an orchid sheds all the leaves and you stay with only the roots? Help please. I have mine in coconut fiber.
I have started a collection of species. I'm growing them in baskets with moss.I do have a question. if they are in baskets with moss and the roots have already gown onto the outside of the basket.Will I need to change the moss.
fabulous phal species , i have a few of them and i keep mine in coconut husk , I noticed you have yours in sphagnum moss , How do you keep their roots from rotting out? I seem to have that problem with sphagnum moss and i would like to learn that trick. thanks so much!!!
I have thought about starting a collection of species. To me the Phalaenopsis species is lke the African violet family to the orchid world. and I do love fragrant orchids.
oh my goodness, you have to tell me where to go to get these species. i have but one fragrant phal in my collection and love it so much!!! i want more of these girls but haven't been able to find them in any of our local markets. please! tell me where!!
I have started a collection of species. I'm growing them in baskets with moss.I do have a question. if they are in baskets with moss and the roots have already gown onto the outside of the basket.Will I need to change the moss.
Eventually the moss will rot, becoming VERY acidic, killing the roots. When it begins to break down, it does so rapidly. If the plants have a big root system, you can start picking it out and grow it bare root (that's sort of what I do with some cattleyas) .as the root system gets taking off, I start picking out media that is easily removed and then the plant just ends up with more space and a massive amount of roots. But I don't know if you have the humidity to grow phals bare root. If the moss starts falling out gradually as it breaks down, it might be ok, but I'd pick out as much as you can when its time and then fill the basket in with stuff that doesn't break down like styrofoam peanuts to hold a bit of moisture but that won't break down. I think that's a hard way to grow phals though. They do great in coir/Perlite which is really easy to repot with. You just have to make sure you wash the coir to get the tds down.
Great Information- Species
Amazing! Your collection makes me more love phalaenopsis 💖
Amazing! This really helped me to realize the size of these plants and their flowers, when I can see them together! Thank you very much for the video! :)
Your Orchids are my favorite! Love the leaves and the blooms, I'm on the lookout!! :)
Stunning collection
Wow, such beauty’s. I need to add one of those to my collection.
Será um sonho ter fhalaenopsis violacia beautiful 😍
great collection useful tipsgreatvideo thanku
Beautiful!!!
Beautiful collection. Is this the same way you take care of Vandas? What happens when an orchid sheds all the leaves and you stay with only the roots? Help please. I have mine in coconut fiber.
I have started a collection of species. I'm growing them in baskets with moss.I do have a question. if they are in baskets with moss and the roots have already gown onto the outside of the basket.Will I need to change the moss.
fabulous phal species , i have a few of them and i keep mine in coconut husk , I noticed you have yours in sphagnum moss , How do you keep their roots from rotting out? I seem to have that problem with sphagnum moss and i would like to learn that trick. thanks so much!!!
It's easy to grow them in moss, you have to let them dry out.
excuse me sir do you sell this plants? i`ve been looking for these phalaenopsies but I can not find.
nice species
I have thought about starting a collection of species. To me the Phalaenopsis species is lke the African violet family to the orchid world. and I do love fragrant orchids.
oh my goodness, you have to tell me where to go to get these species. i have but one fragrant phal in my collection and love it so much!!! i want more of these girls but haven't been able to find them in any of our local markets. please! tell me where!!
Most of them from Indonesia. Phalaenopsis venosa, violacea, deliciosa, ambonensis etc
Great collection, but why are all leaves so lumpy? The second question which I would like to ask is why are orchids put in spagnummos? ;-))
I like bareroot growing. No rotting roots since 2015.
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Now i know that all original phals have terrible leaves
Now i know that all original phals have terrible leaves.
I have started a collection of species. I'm growing them in baskets with moss.I do have a question. if they are in baskets with moss and the roots have already gown onto the outside of the basket.Will I need to change the moss.
Eventually the moss will rot, becoming VERY acidic, killing the roots. When it begins to break down, it does so rapidly. If the plants have a big root system, you can start picking it out and grow it bare root (that's sort of what I do with some cattleyas) .as the root system gets taking off, I start picking out media that is easily removed and then the plant just ends up with more space and a massive amount of roots. But I don't know if you have the humidity to grow phals bare root. If the moss starts falling out gradually as it breaks down, it might be ok, but I'd pick out as much as you can when its time and then fill the basket in with stuff that doesn't break down like styrofoam peanuts to hold a bit of moisture but that won't break down. I think that's a hard way to grow phals though. They do great in coir/Perlite which is really easy to repot with. You just have to make sure you wash the coir to get the tds down.