This is the last time I'm doing this 😡 Addressing the biggest Orchid misinformation of the year
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
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Repotting the Catasetum in this video, 3 weeks ago • This needs to STOP! - ...
Cycnodes Wine Delight Blue Nanta www.orchidroot...
Orchids with burned roots • Orchids with burned ro...
Orchid dehydrated with aerial roots • Orchid is dehydrated e...
Article about aerial roots link.springer.....
About Cycnoches lehmannii www.orchidspec...
About Mormodes sinuata www.orchidspec...
About Equadorian seasonal dry forests
en.wikipedia.o...
www.natureandc...
www.orchidspec...
AOS about Catasetum pileatum www.aos.org/ex...
My video with me spraying Catasetum type roots like no one's business just to see when they turn green.. and yes they do still grow even if I water them every day.. • How to know when to wa...
Why it takes more time to debunk a myth than to say the myth en.wikipedia.o....
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In this video:
Repotting the Catasetum in this video, 3 weeks ago ruclips.net/video/YvlefCCh7c0/видео.htmlsi=Yv4j4O1CYPQUA24B
Cycnodes Wine Delight Blue Nanta www.orchidroots.com/detail/100065734/hybrid/?type=hybrid&tab=sum
Orchids with burned roots ruclips.net/video/tqyYT44W6kM/видео.htmlsi=f8j0PUH5_ZCGCepl
Orchid dehydrated with aerial roots ruclips.net/video/gYP9JPCunh0/видео.htmlsi=RxmkPkRE8SGJiLVP
Article about aerial roots link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s00339-020-04047-7#:~:text=In%20the%20dry%20state%2C%20the,inside%20the%20living%20cortex%20cells.
About Cycnoches lehmannii www.orchidspecies.com/cycnolehmanii.htm
About Mormodes sinuata www.orchidspecies.com/mormsinuata.htm
About Equadorian seasonal dry forests
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ecuadorian_dry_forests
www.natureandculture.org/wild-places/tropical-dry-forests/
www.orchidspecies.com/mormsinuata.htm
AOS about Catasetum pileatum www.aos.org/explore-orchids/catasetum-pileatum
My video with me spraying Catasetum type roots like no one's business just to see when they turn green.. and yes they do still grow even if I water them every day.. ruclips.net/video/YVNVhkm-Eao/видео.htmlsi=5AoIjVKf2b4UwFtT
Why it takes more time to debunk a myth than to say the myth en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brandolini%27s_law#:~:text=Brandolini's%20law%2C%20also%20known%20as,it%20in%20the%20first%20place.
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You’re right. Here in central brazil winter is very dry. As soon as the rain returns in spring, catasetums start to wake up and grow.
Watching from Washington State, where I’m beginning to wonder if we will ever get a dry season this year
I love your videos, you are awesome! Makes me want to make a bad/wrong comment 😂 thanks for all you do❤
Thanks for actually having the energy to battle alot fo this misinformation on the internet!! I see orchid misinformation EVERYWHERE and ppl just eat it right up.. even when its obviously too good to be true. I try sometimes to educate ppl on the matter in comments but man its just too much of it..
It also creates stress and anxiety (even if it’s a small amount) for those who are new to growing certain plants. I remember doing like a week of research on RUclips and blogs trying to see what other people did when watering their catasetums. I was so stressed out that I would kill my new babies. I’m glad someone is out there doing gods work haha ❤️
What really annoys me is that particularly with plants like orchids that are “perceived” as being difficult, you’ll get a person who through either luck or judgement, does well with them, and then proceeds to tell everyone else “how it’s done” Now, that’s ok…..to a point. But there are plenty that go so far BEYOND that point that frankly it’s ridiculous. Like the woman who lives in a tropical area, and INSISTS that HER way is the ONLY way…….she even says “do it my way”……..but doesn’t take into account ANY differences in climate between herself in the tropics…..and folks that she’s advising who are often in temperate regions, and growing indoors too!! Their situation is going to be FAR drier…..both in the air(humidity) and in the media(watering), their daylight hours might differ, and their temps will DEF be different. But no, she merrily tells beginners that if they do things HER way, it WILL work, cos hey, it does for her. And if you DARE to suggest that maybe she needs to tailor her advice a bit, she’ll argue the point. That’s something I’ve always liked about your advice Dani…..you’ve always advised people that any advice should be tempered with understanding what YOUR conditions are and you advise how culture can be modified to suit them.
Watching from Johannesburg, South Africa. My orchids are all thriving thanks to you.
I wouldn't devalue all of this information, the majority of this information comes from one of if not the single largest commercial breeder and grower of Catesetinae in the world. I think the hybrids might not abide by the watering rules as strictly but there is a whole lecture about how this grower went to the wild to observe their habitats and found that Catasetums tend to throw out their roots weeks before even the first rains come through. In my experience, my catasetums do better when the roots are allowed to grow several inches before regular waterings begin but are given just enough water for the bulbs to not shrivel too much.
Hi, I was saying it’s not the end of the world if roots get wet when small, as they will not stop growing as some people just adore to shout in some of my comments. They won’t absorb water as they are not fully formed, but they won’t rot or stop growing. Evolutionary wise it makes no sense as well. And yes I have hybrids from ‘that’ hybridizer and yes it’s OK to wet their fresh small roots. Also keep in mind we are all prone to drawing wrong conclusions, even people with authority in the field. As I was saying I am putting my experience before what anyone writes on the internet, and I think I show it as clearly as humanly possible in my videos. It’s the only thing I’m comfortable taking accountability for, hence why I rely on it. That is all. As for devaluation of information… again, it doesn’t matter to me who puts it forward if evolutionary wise it makes 0 sense for the survival of the individual and if my experience says it’s not true. If my experience is not what the rule says it’s a fact, then it definitely is not a fact. If I can wet roots and be ok, you can wet roots and be ok too, I’m not a witch 😄 I wish 🧙🏻♀️
@@MissOrchidGirl I think it depends on the quantity of water , is not the same spraying a bit of water than let the little roots wet in sphagnum moss , the new growth can potentially rot very easily , is better to let the roots grow for beginners , it’s safer and works.
I live in south Australia. Very dry, hot and little humidity. I have a catasetum that gets no water over our winter (may to early sept) as the weather warms up (up to 50c) then watered every day even standing in a tray of water. It does fine with that and regular feeding. So good in fact it just won grand champion at our autumn show. So definitely lots of water in spring into summer
Thank you! I really appreciate that you try to dispel false information. This is very helpful. By the way, I really enjoy all of your videos. You have never steered us wrong yet. 💚
Danny, you shouldn't have wasted your daily energy on a nagging person, who stumbled upon your channel by chance ( 'cause regular viewers know you're doing your research before stating anything and you're backing it up with articles from reliable sources). And he doesn't deserve this much attention 'cause he only seeks confrontation. I've been a regular viewer for 6 years or so and I've learned so much useful tips and drew some inspirations and I thank you so so much. Your videos are helpful, well structured and very informative. Try not to get affected by some random people. Sending positive vibes 🐞🐝
there are always those people who think they know it all and have done very little research from reputable resources. What can you do? Personal I chalk it up to, you just can't help them. I love the fact you do your research when you discover a problem and you share it with us!💖💖💖💖
I have killed several catasetum types by following conventional advice about them, so now I have tried leaving on some live older roots during repot and started watering nee growths right away, and they are growing waaay better in my dry environment! Thanks for dedicating a video to this, and I'm sure your Wine Delight will bounce right back :)
you are so funny! you are quite right to be incensed over fake information
Hi @MissOrchidGirl I have been following you for only a couple of years now, and I just want to thank you! I was, before actually informing myself, a terrible plant killer.
But when I started watching your videos, you gave me hope! You give such complete and simple advice that I was able to, not only make one of my Phalaenopsis Orchid flower THRICE now, but also save my other Phalaenopsis from dying because of root rot. (It had literally no roots left and it somehow made a comeback!)
I have no questions. No suggestions.
I just want you to know that you changed my life! Because now I have dozens of other plants, alive and well, that are happy with the care I am able to give them by applying most of your experienced instructions!
Continue doing what you're doing! You're awesome!
Thank You, for showing us the RIGHT WAY!!! I’m glad you addressed this issue! Watching you from Maryland, USA.
Not gonna say anything about catasedums or whatever they are called, I only grow phals but just wanted to comment from Romania😂
Brilliant video Danny!!! All my Catesetum types heading into full dormancy now here in Melbourne's winter.
Hi, thanks for stopping by, love your videos 🧡
Hi Dani, I just got a catsetum in the mail and it looks in real good shape, and it has two pseudo bulbs that are leafed out. I can’t see the roots and I usually like to put them in clear pots. I’m not sure what shape the roots are in and I’d like to repot, but I know it’s not good to disturb catasetums during growth season. Should I just leave it?
Another big thank you from Sunny South Africa - i had a fabulous christmas with the dozens of flower spikes that bloomed for almost 5 months. Having moved from inland to the coast, and in ther first cycle down here, the flower spikes are starting, and looking forward to watching the progress. Regards from a Sunny South Africa.
Tallahassee, Fl, US 🤩
Watching from New Zealand 🇳🇿 Love your videos!!!
Hi Danny, sorry to bother you again, my phalaenopsis has grown flower spike, just one of the flower buds opened and all the others getting yellow one after the other, I can't figure out what is the problem with it? The one bud that turned in to flower got old really fast in comparison to last year's flowers. Can you help me please please please. I really love my phalaenopsis orchids
I just have a question i bought a singolo Orchid how do i care for it ?
Is it the same as a Phalaenopsis ?
You are the only one I listen to. From South Africa in winter.
You are my go to for correct information. Watching from NY!
In love with triggered danny
Hi, Ms. Dani!!! I had to sell my orchid collection a few years ago (I had relocated) but now I’m back to collecting my favorite cattleya orchids. I have several TC, and monstera albos - that have taken over my dining room (it’s their room now)! I probably should be in therapy! ❤❤❤
Is it possible to go over which hydrogen peroxide percent is best to use on orchid roots?
Fairly certain she usually mentions 3%
Thank you for debunking
I know everything I learned about orchids is thanks to what you do! Thank you so very much. It's not easy battling misinformation, but I think you do it graciously. Keep up the good work! In the words of Auntie Mame: Knowledge is power! I am watching from Vancouver Island in British Columbia, Canada.
Watching from Jersey City, NJ. I learned a lot from this video especially how you talked about the location where the catasetums are from. I have two and hope to get flowers this year. Sorry this person got under your skin. You’ve proven to us you know what you are talking about way before this.
Hi, I’m new to growing orchids. I’ve gotten one for Mothers Day and it had no tag, how do I know what variety of orchid it is? Thank you… I’m from Prince Edward Island , Canada🥰
Googling images of different orchids - the most common orchid "groups" in cultivation are phalaenopsis, oncidicum, dendrobium, cymbidium, paphiopedilum/phragmipedilum, vanda and epidendrum. For others, you usually need special nurseries.
Thank you so much,,, keep up the great videos as I love watching them and getting so much valuable information. 🥰
Hello! New subscriber here, watching from Canaan Vermont!
Rrootless orchids from the flower shop and avoiding misinformation constantly, it's a tough world out there for orchid hybrids 🥺
Thank you for all your spirit, energy, knowledge and enthusiasm. After 20 years of growing orchids, having my own channel to help my fellow South Africans translate all things orchid to our environment I still follow and learn from you!
I watch from Texas in the US. Thanks for this video. I’m currently growing my very first catasetum (purchased in April already in growth). If the roots on the new growth haven’t yet reached into the medium, would you just spray them or water the medium also?
Dani, thank you for your logical response to the comment. I'm Malaysian and we're very near the equatorial line, and with only wet and dry season. Our native catecetanea in situ are never starved of moisture 🌞
It's difficult to reasons with people when they're so adamant in their views.
Love and subscribed to your channel 🌺
Dani I m watching from Malaysia too. U had educate me so well that I m having my own orchid 'garden'... Hanging orchid garden.
My Millennium Magic pushed out a new growth without going into dormancy at all. So I just kept watering as the new roots were growing, didn't see any roots die off.
watching from india ,luv your video's full of informations
I have had my catasedum for a little over a year. It has never lost its leaves but has grown a new side shoot. Never had any blooms. Am I doing something wrong???
Lincoln, Nebraska, USA
Watching from Vancouver BC Canada
Im watching in Vancouver bc Canada .
Waching from Serbia 🇷🇸
I simply totally agree with your statement. You’re helping me to grow my orchids. Keep smiling!!☺️
We have very hard well water, we do have a water softener. Is this harmful to my house plants including my orchids? (softened water)
She has a vid on this-search for it with her name in your search terms!
Holy cow I’m the second viewer! I absolutely adore you and your channel! You’ve taught me so much! I have mostly Phalaenopsis but also two oncidiums and a howeara. Thank you so much! And also I love love love that we get to see you when you are teaching us stuff! ♥️♥️♥️ edited to add: I’m in Missouri USA!
I don't know what I would do without you! Thank you for sharing your knowledge 🫶
Sooner or later you will have to demonstrate that phalaenopsis don’t need water at all… I really wonder if the person in question does have any knowledge about orchids in general. Oh wait until they find out about bulbophyllums … lmao😂😂😂
Thank you for these Debunking talks you give. So useful. Thank you so much. South Africa.
Thanks again for a wonderful video. Thank you for your tireless research and “war” on orchid misinformation. ❤❤
It would upset me, as well, to have over a decade of experience disregarded as if it were nothing. Fine to ask questions, but that just veers over into disrespect. ❤
Hi Danny, don't take notice of those people! You have thousands of people who watch & learn from your videos. You have help so many people grow beautiful orchids & you should be very proud of yourself for that. Just press the delete button on people who tell you, your wrong the proof is in your orchids. They are all Beautiful like you❤
Remember there are no facts on the internet, just opinions, ignore the detractors.
Girl, u served and eated them!!! ✨✨✨👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Hi Dani. Watching from Albany, Ny. I have 27 orchids mostly phals. Would love some dendrobiums or cattaleas. My plants all do well, my windows face east and get good sun all day. I water and fertilize and get beautiful flowers but none of mine has any scent. Love your videos and have learned so much. Thank you!!
I’m watching from Athens, Georgia! Thank you for your knowledgeable videos!! ❤
hello🙂 watching from Israel. thanks for the video
Your presentation is well done. Thank you very much.😀
Danni, thank you for demonstrating how to research such a claim. I found your channel recently and have been binging phalaenopsis videos. I have made a list of your resources so I can look up the parents of any named orchids I get and perhaps research the species home climates. I read all the comments so far and am sorry the person who posted the comment you responded to has not commented themselves. As you say, the person they quoted may have reasons to state things in a way which lead to such a misunderstanding. I love your videos. IKEA really ought to sponsor some videos because I will be shopping there soon! ❤
I had my phalaenopsis from seedlings stage. Dani advices is good. Her watering methods works well for me and Moreover I take note to avoid pouring water on its Crown.. I kept it dry.
Btw, just keep the media well ventilated but watered regularly.. keeping to dry wet cycles..
LOVE your channel and your knowledge sharing. Thank you! You've taught me much over the years about orchids and am able to have reblooms and orchids that thrive. Your video reminded me of some of the ones i came across, and what you said on this video about how you'd go with your own experience and understanding over what you see on the internet...? well, this came into my feed right after i clicked "back" 😂, so had to share...when i saw this, my first thought was...WHERE do orchids find Garlic as they are wrapped around a tree in the shade???? am i wrong to be skeptical here?
ruclips.net/video/FmM1QHe9rsk/видео.htmlsi=Wj4YHtaymMeYzPhb
I have to applaud you for knowing your stuff, doing your research, and challenging misinformation. People are quick to parrot information that they hear some where, instead of taking that info and doing some research. You showed here it takes maybe 5 minutes of using your resources, the internet, to look up the natural environment of a plant in your collection and figuring out how it logically grows.
Thanks again for being you, and I'm wishing you the best for the big move coming up!
-Watching from Ontario, Canada
I just want you to know I believe everything you say, I love your videos and the care you give your orchids. I have learned so much and I'm now able to grow my own phalaenopsis orchids which are my favorite without killing them. I must say you look beautiful, I love the red hair and I hope you have a great day sweet girl❤ you will always have people who disagree no matter how good you are or how right you are and I'm so proud of you for realizing this. I recently got my first purple phalaenopsis orchid at Target and she is very pretty, I like how they bent the stick on one side and through the other side of the pot so it's like a waterfall of flowers. However I do have one orchid that has baby leaves that are not getting big, I'm double thinking the pottery pots and might go back to the plastic pots
i'm glad you debunk misinformation. there so much 'information' online that is harmful for orchids such as the ice cube watering etc
Bravo to you Danny, I follow all your comments and lessons . I trust in everything you have to offer so you do you and let them do them 😊🥰❤️
Watching from ohio usa :)
Great video. All of my orchids are outside in Southwest Florida and they all get water when I irrigate and when it rains, regardless of the time of the year. When are you going to address the other side of the spectrum - water your Vandas once per day or more often in the summer time?
Dani hun,
This message is the perfect example of people who don't listen very well take in what they want to hear only and then go to another video and make unheard if comments So that the people who own the video have to go to extreme lengths to explain to everyone what this person didn't do their homework before making a comment that they clearly know nothing about Dani since you're in the video business these people try hard to discredit you. It a child somewhere with nothing better to do then pass out wrong information Because literally they don't care about the Orchids is was all about them telling you your wrong ! Please ignore these messages they are in every Utuber's channel messages trying to debunk you..
Well, if there is anything positive about people spreading this type of misinformation, at least you probably never will run out of content for videos, since there is a lot of people who will always be trolling and spouting nonsense like this everywhere 😅
But honestly I just hope it doesn't stress you out too much responding to/reading these. You can always just ignore these or not even read any comments in my honest opinion. Also giving attention more to negative comments in your videos will most likely encourage people to post more negative or misinforming comments sadly 😔
Watching from France 😁
I actually greatly improve my English - and my orchids- thanks to you 😂
Hey Dani, tuning in from North Carolina. Dendrobiums (especially noble types) can be grow outside here in the spring, summer, and fall. However I grow mine inside because I don't have a greenhouse. Love your vids!
Thank you again for your extensive knowledge MOG. I have such success with my orchids by listening and watching your vlogs.
Thanks for making this. Is it the same for dendrobium?
You're always going to be my trusted source on orchids forever because following your advice has given me success in growing
I just bought my first catasetum, and I'm trying to learn how to grow it. Thanks for all the information. Orchid girl in southern Illinois, USA
I followed the instructions of a well-known catesetum grower with my first one. I ended up with a rootless pseudo bulb hanging 2” out of the pot. It..grew a rhizome. I’ve repotted it in a shallow food storage bowl that was wide enough to hold the original growths and the weirdo. I’m hoping to be able to split it next repotting. My house is just too dry during the winter to not water at least occasionally.
Dani you explained and proved your point well. Its like in Wisconsin and fall and winter start setting in plants go into dormancy lose leaves and go to sleep for winter, then spring arrives we have warmth and rain and perennials begin to grow. I f they tried to grow in winter they would die from lack of moisture and freezing temperatures. You Rock. !!!!!!
It would be more usefull to help us prevent pseudobulbs root😅. My orchid seem to got it in autumn. When do we reduce water? Leafs did not start do dry when this happend
Question: Is it possible the misunderstanding had to do with offering too much water too early? I mean, catesetums *can* be rotted by water at the wrong season.... I don't know. The comment didn't make sense as it was. Thanks, Danny, for clarifying. Even catesetums are going to act in the nature of all plants. They just need a little more careful study of *how* their environment gives them nutrients and water in order to care for them properly in our homes. You do that research for us! 💖
Well said, Thank You