Emergency Miltoniopsis Orchid Repotting: No Roots and Skiny Rotten Bulbs
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- Опубликовано: 17 авг 2019
- Emergency Miltoniopsis Orchid Rescue Repotting
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Sadly, many companies feel that the faster the plant dies, the faster you will buy another.... orchids are considered by many to be a "throw away" plant.... keep it while it is in bloom and then when it finishes, throw it way and get a new one. Why take the time to continue to keep a bloomless plant...... My son works in a large office building and you would be amazed at the beautiful orchids that are thrown out all the time just because the bloom has faded ... luckily, he brings the ones he can home to me!!
klcpca so glad your son brings the discarded ones home to you.👍
I absolutely understand your rant. I only have 8 orchids but I call them my rehab section: all of them have been rescued from grocery stores and garden center clearances to give them a chance. Great video, as usual, I learn a lot from them!
I got a Miltoniopsis in an even worse state from the store a few months ago. The roots were so damaged, the flowers wouldn't even open. So i had to remove it all. Luckily the bulb made it through summer (including a heat wave) and now it produced a tiny little flower spike. I would have preferred a new growth but hey - can't have everything!
Thank you for this video! I just bought 3 Miltoniopsis orchids recently. And they are sitting in that media that you talking about. I think I m going to repot my Orchids in Sphagnum Moss too.. And Good Luck with your plants!!! ;)
Very informative vid, thanks! So many companies just do not care about the wellbeing of their living "products" - it's awful.
Wishing the best for you and your orchids.
Great tip about oyster shell and Dolomite lime. Now where do I find them? I learned so much from you. Thanks a bunch.
Hoooooray for posting this video!!! I am sorry for your experience with the gift but knowing you, as an “expert,” had this issue has given - a very new beginner - some confidence. I too was furious when I got into the pot/s after buying literally dozens of Miltoniopsis that were discounted because the blooms were wilted but I wanted to TRY to see if I could save at LEAST one. Getting marked down Miltoniopsis has risks unto themselves but should NOT be a certain death to every one I purchased when repotted immediately.
I suspect the nursery yours came from was the same one from which mine came. I wish I had the courage to just slam them online and write to the corporate headquarters of the store that was selling them like a pot of pansies. It just isn’t fair. The nursery is setting people up to fail - beginners and experts.
I hope you will do an update on this effort. I don’t hold out much hope for your sad beauties but .....
I found your channel when I first started with my “tonis” and jumped right in repotting immediately using your wrapping routine. Then as I moved along and began aggressively fighting ‘orange rot’ with Physan 20 and even going so far as doing a bleach dip and still pitching one right after another.
I still have a number that have at least two pseudobulbs per plant, no orange rot (yet) and what appears to be new growth. Can’t see any new roots, to be honest, but keeping them a tiny bit on the dryer side of moist seems to have kept the rot at bay. I spritz the base of the pseudobulbs about every other day and give one decent flush about every 10 days. I have fans on them 24/7, moderate to low light and keep them in my ac but the humidity is not ever less than 65%.
Well, sorry for my rant too. Looking forward to hearing mire about your feelings and experience with “the gift.”
We should post them here for people to check if their orchid came from one of these scum of nurseries
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Fingers crossed!! Justified indignation 👍🏼👍🏼 ... good to see an orchid video from you ... it’s been such a long time 😃... could you find some time to do an orchid update or greenhouse tour of your orchids? 😬
An orchid video! Yah! 😊
I’ve got a Miltoniopsis to repot. Thanks for the guidance.
Brad, thank you for sharing your incredible experience with your Miltoniopsis. I ordered three baby Miltoniopsis (Breathless 'Florence') and one baby showed sad signs of decline almost immediately. Your insight and step-by-dtep tutorial is graciously welcome. Thank you! Comment date: October 16, 2021
Oh i ask myself also the same bec its always happen to me until now. I bought a beautiful orchid in a pot with spikes, i bring home and continue take care of it according to seller, but 1 week i noticed leaves one by one getting dried but i feel like im watering enough yet dying so i open pot and investigate and root rotting so i cut also the rotten root and 2 weeks i saw bew bud sprouting at the bottom.
Nice to see an orchid video again! Good luck, hope they pull through
This variety of orchid is very hard to keep going so I cleaned sprayed with peroxide and trimmed everything and the top was dying so I put clean sphagnum moss lightly dampen it and put lecca around it then I started watching it in my southern kitchen window I got out my spray bottle an it’s loving a temperature inside of 72/75 degrees. It’s doing very well I feel of moss and spray pseudo bulbs when dry twice daily and I spray the leaves I have to say this plant likes cooler lighter everything no direct sun just kitchen windows on south side try it my friend I had moved it and I should have did what my head said the minute I noticed the shrunk bulbs but by spraying it eventually that bulb starts grabbing the water. Good luck . Hey mine was exactly the same thing they want to sell u more!
Keep us updated,please.Thank you!We have the same problems all the time.
I learned from you on how to take care of Miltoniopsis. Good luck!🍀
Miltoniopsis are one of my favs very easy in a humid bathroom or greenhouse ❤️❤️
I've learned so much watching this channel.
Please keep us updated on these ones!
Looking forward to an update! Hope it's a success!
Thanks, Brad, for such an informative video. We all know we should repot as soon as we get an orchid home .....so why don’t we do it ?!?!!? Keep those videos coming! I miss your orchid vids; you have so much practical knowledge!
Good luck and thanks for the informative video.
Excellent video!
Good luck. I hope they make it. I have the same complaint with many orchids I have rescued from big box stores.
I have just found your channel...I am so pleased that I have. Thank you so much for your advice. Have a great day! :)
I have subscribed..
I got a few Milts from Trader Joes here in So Cal with the same medium, and I kind of liked it. It was easy to remove from the roots, and (surprisingly) the roots were amazing. I kept one of my Milts in the medium for about a month before repotting with no harm, maybe you got a sick orchid. But I do agree that the medium is not ideal.
Sad, for sure. Hope you’ll do another video in the future giving an update on the “twins”! Hope they make it!
Your so right
Hi Brad, Did your rescues make it? I love miltoniopsis but the ones I get from the grocery store usually get orange rot and die. Do you know of a good online source for the miltoniopsis types? Since your older video of the gorgeous rebloomed Miltoniopsis shows you know what you are doing, it was refreshing to hear from another grower the exact complaints my family has been listening to around here for the past few months. Rant on, I wholeheartedly agree!!
Hello Brad interesting but a bit sad, but appreciate your efforts in trying to revive them. So what happened? Did tbey make it?
I see you love moss, so did I at the beginning but had quite a few orchids in good moss which later started to smell because of mould. So now I don’t do the total moss filling just a few strands to keep on the safe side.. I haven’t got a green house, lights, big fans etc just a plain flat with 2 SW facing windows and 1 NE window as a cooling system. Please let us know about your Milts’ fate, hope they’re 👌
Good luck!
I’ve had the same happen. It’s so annoying 😡. That orange rot spreads like wildfire and it is so difficult to contain . It will be interesting to watch their progress but unfortunately I think you may have lost them 😔
I think they might survive I wish you good luck I know they have a chance to survive and thrive good luck😁
Great video. Question on the addition of Lime and shell mix (on which I have found little info so far)
I'm also adding crushed shells to my Paphiopedilums.
-Does any substance containing Ca Co3 suffice?
-What's the right frequency of doing so?
Thanks.
Paula from Mexico. I have the altitude. I have cooler temps., humidity not high. I have been afraid to try and repot. I have two plants like this. When I got them. They had spikes, but they never bloomed. Question how is these plants you just potted doing now? Did they survive. If so I would love to see what they look like now!!!!!!
I've got an icu unit for orchids. Its sad when you have to use it!
I have to say, my experience miltoniopsis has been underwhelming.
I don't think they like me XD
Good luck with yours :)
The orchids appear to have grown quite well to start with as there were quite a few roots which had grown in that media before something caused them to die. Apparently orange rot is a bacterial disease which kills very quickly so perhaps they became infected after those roots had started to grow?
Ready for an update? Might you post a quick/short one soon?
Hi Brad, nicely repotted. Hope they recover well under your care. How often will be watering them now? Was the moss moist in the beginning and you’ll wait until is dry crisp and then water again?
In my experience, they benefit from humid, circulating air and some light misting. I wouldn't water them at all until there is at least a few new roots visible that have grown long enough to dig into the media. If the moss becomes crisp, then the air might be too dry
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Do you have an update?
I know you did this several years ago and might not see this comment, but, why didn't you take off more of the rotted leaves. I would have thought you would have removed all the yellow/orange leaves. I am going to look for an update on this video to see how they came out! I miss your orchid videos now that you have moved to Vancouver Island and are doing mostly carnivorous plants.
Did they grow again brad !
tanks you brads, i learned orchids art even from your videos, time ago..tanks you from italiaaa
Miltoniopsis are notoriously difficult, so don’t beat yourself up. They are either doing well, or they’re dead 😂
I actually bought two, one I’ve planted in bark and sphagnum and the other is actually doing really well in semi-hydro. *touch wood*
If you think about it, they probably want them to die, so you will end up buying more Orchids from them in the future. Job security.
Before you replanted would it have helped to spray the plants with hydrogen peroxide or I have heard Listerine? Would anything have helped the rot not to progress?
I am dealing right now with one orchid similar to the one he showed in the video and I used hydrogen peroxide on suspicious spots and cleaned off everything I could
This is exactly what happened to my miltonia, but it didn’t make it in the end :/
I got two for my Birthday and one died the flowers did not make it - and the second one is trying to make it..
Best of luck. Hope they regrow for you. It's all about money they don't care. 😡
To much hot and sun. keep in the shade.
I am so tired of this! I came here because what you are showing is exactly what happened to my miltonia! I think we should sue them . And to my other orchid. They clearly do this on purpose because I found a piece of weird synthetic sponge-like medium right in the heart of the roots . I am also pissed off because it was such a beautiful orchid but they clearly set it to fail from the start.
The odds were that both of those were in Desperate shape before you even got them and you may not have been able to save them even if you repotted at that time. So you go ahead and you rant because what they're doing is wrong for anybody who loves plants must less orchids.
Why are you so upset if that's what the nurseries have to plant them into to keep the price down and affordable and easy to find and all the people I know who have had orchids that have died never buy new ones so your idiology is incorrect and the companies don't sell them in those displays the place that bought them from the nursery does that .