This video is sponsored by rePotme, check them out at my affiliate link here go.missorchidgirl.com/repotme38 They also provided products like pots, clips, some of the stakes and fertilizer I used in this video Check out our entire Orchid Care for Beginners Series! ruclips.net/p/PLxo6tXzj__mZzIrS7nCGjI6NEwWCwvuya
Hi Danny! I'm pleased to see and hear you taking about the Vanilla Orchid. My grandmother had an Orchid that looks quite similar. It grew in a similar way to the one you're showing. But I don't know the name. I don't think it produced any seeds. The flowers were a beautiful white with lavender and I believe a bit of yellow coloring to the petals. She planted it in the ground in her garden with lots of small rocks (stones) surrounding the root area. She used a large dried tree branch as support for the Orchid to grow on. And she watered the plant daily. We lived in a Tropical Country where it temperatures were always high. I would love to see more on these family of Orchids please. Love your videos. Thank you for providing them.💖
Oh Danny... For the past few weeks I've been eyeing Phalaenopsis pulcherrima var. marmorata because it's SO beautiful! And literally just last night, I was trying to find a source to buy one here in Canada. Sadly I haven't been able to find one yet. So seeing it right at the beginning of the video was a nice surprise! I just recently got a pulcherrima hybrid though (Phal. San Shia Appendo) so I guess I'll have to settle for that one for now 😂 It has nice purple/wine red leaves and stays incredibly tiny, and surprisingly is extremely drought-tolerant (from what I've read) since it's a cross with an epiphytic Phalaenopsis (Phal. appendiculata). It has purple-ish flowers but it has some yellow and red on the lip as well, so maybe you'd like it since it has contrast? 😄
Hi Danny, I live in a cool temperate climate and grow indoors. I use coco peat mixed with bark or coconut husks as it definitely helps during the winter months when the heating is drying out the media fast along side my supplemented lighting. Because my orchids are in their first year with me, it’s still trial and error to see what best suits my environment. I was super lucky a couple of weeks ago, I found Rhynchostylis gigantea, spots and cartoon! 😀😎 I am going to try your potted method for them and my Vandas in wooden baskets. Thanks for your videos which have been a great help with repotting and problem solving. 🌺🌺💐
Thanks! Really good info. I have a Cymbidium in my garden. It is a cutting from a friend so I am waiting for it to bloom soon hopefully. It is very happy in a coco peat/ crushed leca mix.
I think my current favorite terrestrial orchid I own is Peristeria elata, the dove orchid. Also looking forward for the weird Eulophia petersii, the desert orchid.
@@teresabrockett7525 For me is rather undemanding, I keep it on a mixture of perlite, peat, garden soil, coco chips and other stuff. Actually I don't have an exact formula, because I used leftovers and debris from potting other plants and just add stuff until I got a good consistency, if that makes sense. They like bright light, but not direct sun, mine is in the back of the house under a roof facing east, so receives morning sun only. I think that if you can grow Anthurium or peace lilies or other similar plants, you can also grow this orchid. I feed them weekly during the time the new pseudobulb is forming, also during this time requires more frequent watering. Watch out for scalebugs, mine used to be infested the first year it arrived.
What a beautiful video! Thank you so much, dear Dani. Please, can you give us some tips how to add light/ing to the orchids? To which one more or less, different in summer/winter, for how long a day. Thank you so much, you are wonderful! XX
Hi Danny, I have been enjoying your videos for some time now. After watching your video about semi terrestials I am wondering if my Zygonisia Roquebrune Seafoam falls into this category. It is in bark right now and is growing slowly but I think it could do a lot better. So far I haven't been able to find anything about caring for it. Your comments would be appreciated. D.
hi there, I was wondering where I can buy Cymbidium and Vanilla orchids? thanks for your video 😊very helpful, haven't killed an orchid since I started watching your videos!
Hi danny.I in the last year i reppoted one paphiopedilum in mix of 60/ coco peat and 40/ of bark and she doble in size.She reblom for me but the flower it's ups side down .Thank you for your lovely videos.
I was wondering how are your oncidium since you had them in coco peat and perlite I guess I can't really remember. I did tried your mix on my oncidiums and they are fine. How are yours? BTW great video once again! Love the paph ❤️
Please do bring in more cymbidium videos on your channel 😅 I've nevet had good luck with them. 😭 And yes, do try getting your hands on some phaius. I find that the tankervilliae and mishmensis are really easy. To the point that the tankervilliae has started to aggresively taking over the native habitat in my neck of the woods😅
@@jeanpierreviergever1417 I live in a sub-tropical climate and have had my cymbidium since 1998. I divided it into 6 plants which was a bit of a mistake as it took a couple of years to settle in. I lost one, gave another away and am left with 4 which flower every year without fail. I have even kept two back bulbs which sprouted and are growing beautifully. I leave them in the shade of a tree during summer and bring them out into full sun when the flower spikes are just starting to grow. I look forward to seeing the flowers every winter, they cheer up the garden and attract a lot of attention from passers by.
Hi Danny, I just got the sapthulifera and it's potted in what seems like very loose potting mix (bark, some vermiculite etc.) - i was wondering if you'd recommend replacing the mix with what you suggested or just keep it in the same potting mix for now? it's been divided from the mother plant about a week ago
I'd love to see videos for these! Specific care tutorials, growth patterns, how to differentiate them from other orchids, etc. I guess it would be orchid care for intermediates?
Hi, I am from uk, I want to know if I can buy the materials and pots here. It would be grateful if you can give me the link for buying the thinks you mentioned in the video, thank you so much💕
I have some orchids that I got when I moved home and one that I have had sense I was a little kid. Is there a way to see/determine what kind of orchid I have? What to look for?
Dani your orchid videos have been getting me through my overtime shifts! Been watching your other channel too, I also keep fish. I use some pothos rooted cuttings to help filter some of my plants, do you think experimenting with using phragmepedium orchids might be worth my time trying? I would be so excited to bring two of my loves together
Hi Dani! < 3 Thank you. I enjoy this video so much. I thought I already know everything about Orchids, but today I learned much more. All the L< 3VE from San Diego, CA.
I had to grow my cymbidium in bark, perlite, rocks and charcoal bc it HATED water (must only need more water if it’s drying out super duper fast)! Even so, it rotted :(
In my area we know the Paphiopedilum as lady slippers. Unfortunately, deer love them. As a result, the Paphiopedilum plants growing in the wooded area surrounding my house were eaten by the deer. So there are no Paphiopedilum plants growing in the wooded areas of my yard.
With so many great videos from @MissOrchidGirl I just hope the packaging design teams that put phalaenopsis cattleyas and vadas images on terrestial potting mixes would just stop doing that. That and also fix the labels....
This video is sponsored by rePotme, check them out at my affiliate link here go.missorchidgirl.com/repotme38 They also provided products like pots, clips, some of the stakes and fertilizer I used in this video Check out our entire Orchid Care for Beginners Series! ruclips.net/p/PLxo6tXzj__mZzIrS7nCGjI6NEwWCwvuya
Nothin better than waking up to coffee and Dani!
Hi Danny! I'm pleased to see and hear you taking about the Vanilla Orchid. My grandmother had an Orchid that looks quite similar. It grew in a similar way to the one you're showing. But I don't know the name. I don't think it produced any seeds. The flowers were a beautiful white with lavender and I believe a bit of yellow coloring to the petals. She planted it in the ground in her garden with lots of small rocks (stones) surrounding the root area. She used a large dried tree branch as support for the Orchid to grow on. And she watered the plant daily. We lived in a Tropical Country where it temperatures were always high. I would love to see more on these family of Orchids please. Love your videos. Thank you for providing them.💖
It sounds like it could've been Vanilla imperialis 🤔
I just got the Chinese ground orchids for my outside garden, so excited to see the blooms
Love all your presentations.please keep upc the great work.
Oh Danny... For the past few weeks I've been eyeing Phalaenopsis pulcherrima var. marmorata because it's SO beautiful! And literally just last night, I was trying to find a source to buy one here in Canada. Sadly I haven't been able to find one yet. So seeing it right at the beginning of the video was a nice surprise! I just recently got a pulcherrima hybrid though (Phal. San Shia Appendo) so I guess I'll have to settle for that one for now 😂 It has nice purple/wine red leaves and stays incredibly tiny, and surprisingly is extremely drought-tolerant (from what I've read) since it's a cross with an epiphytic Phalaenopsis (Phal. appendiculata). It has purple-ish flowers but it has some yellow and red on the lip as well, so maybe you'd like it since it has contrast? 😄
There’s also spathoglottis too! I’m plating them on normal soil mix like jewel orchids
A very interesting video. Thanks for the information. Very nice, different types of orchids.🤩
Hi Danny, I live in a cool temperate climate and grow indoors. I use coco peat mixed with bark or coconut husks as it definitely helps during the winter months when the heating is drying out the media fast along side my supplemented lighting. Because my orchids are in their first year with me, it’s still trial and error to see what best suits my environment. I was super lucky a couple of weeks ago, I found Rhynchostylis gigantea, spots and cartoon! 😀😎 I am going to try your potted method for them and my Vandas in wooden baskets. Thanks for your videos which have been a great help with repotting and problem solving. 🌺🌺💐
Thanks! Really good info. I have a Cymbidium in my garden. It is a cutting from a friend so I am waiting for it to bloom soon hopefully. It is very happy in a coco peat/ crushed leca mix.
I think my current favorite terrestrial orchid I own is Peristeria elata, the dove orchid. Also looking forward for the weird Eulophia petersii, the desert orchid.
I have a Peristeria elata on the way right now. I live in Maine, USA. Any special care suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thank you 😊
@@teresabrockett7525 For me is rather undemanding, I keep it on a mixture of perlite, peat, garden soil, coco chips and other stuff. Actually I don't have an exact formula, because I used leftovers and debris from potting other plants and just add stuff until I got a good consistency, if that makes sense. They like bright light, but not direct sun, mine is in the back of the house under a roof facing east, so receives morning sun only. I think that if you can grow Anthurium or peace lilies or other similar plants, you can also grow this orchid. I feed them weekly during the time the new pseudobulb is forming, also during this time requires more frequent watering. Watch out for scalebugs, mine used to be infested the first year it arrived.
Hello dani
Amazing watching your vlog from 🇵🇭 philippines
What a beautiful video! Thank you so much, dear Dani. Please, can you give us some tips how to add light/ing to the orchids? To which one more or less, different in summer/winter, for how long a day. Thank you so much, you are wonderful! XX
If I had an Oeceoclades spathulifera, people would probably think I bought a dying plant, but it is truly beautiful.
what potting mix are you using please?
Super interesting! I need a care video for cymbidium and zygo. These two frustrate me as they are supposedly be “so easy” ...not for me!
Hi Danny, I have been enjoying your videos for some time now. After watching your video about semi terrestials I am wondering if my Zygonisia Roquebrune Seafoam falls into this category. It is in bark right now and is growing slowly but I think it could do a lot better. So far I haven't been able to find anything about caring for it. Your comments would be appreciated. D.
hi there,
I was wondering where I can buy Cymbidium and Vanilla orchids?
thanks for your video 😊very helpful, haven't killed an orchid since I started watching your videos!
Hi danny.I in the last year i reppoted one paphiopedilum in mix of 60/ coco peat and 40/ of bark and she doble in size.She reblom for me but the flower it's ups side down .Thank you for your lovely videos.
Hi Dani, I like to watch your videos, they are helpful! Have you any ideas how to transport orchids from place to place, in the car or
....
I was wondering how are your oncidium since you had them in coco peat and perlite I guess I can't really remember. I did tried your mix on my oncidiums and they are fine. How are yours?
BTW great video once again! Love the paph ❤️
Please do bring in more cymbidium videos on your channel 😅 I've nevet had good luck with them. 😭
And yes, do try getting your hands on some phaius. I find that the tankervilliae and mishmensis are really easy. To the point that the tankervilliae has started to aggresively taking over the native habitat in my neck of the woods😅
Cymbidiums need a substantial drop in temperature to almost freezing to bloom. They are genearlly not tropical plants.
@@jeanpierreviergever1417 I live in a sub-tropical climate and have had my cymbidium since 1998. I divided it into 6 plants which was a bit of a mistake as it took a couple of years to settle in. I lost one, gave another away and am left with 4 which flower every year without fail. I have even kept two back bulbs which sprouted and are growing beautifully. I leave them in the shade of a tree during summer and bring them out into full sun when the flower spikes are just starting to grow. I look forward to seeing the flowers every winter, they cheer up the garden and attract a lot of attention from passers by.
Hi Danny, I just got the sapthulifera and it's potted in what seems like very loose potting mix (bark, some vermiculite etc.) - i was wondering if you'd recommend replacing the mix with what you suggested or just keep it in the same potting mix for now? it's been divided from the mother plant about a week ago
Great video! Do you have any terrestrial orchids in self-watering pots?
Danny can you make a video about peristeria???
I also have a marmorata! I didn't know it was terrestrial 🤯 would you consider it a summer bloomer, or does it need a cool down to induce blooming?
Greenmall in Greece has Pleione. Check them out Danny, propably they ship in Cyprus.
Can you please let me know if cymbidium orchid stems be propagated? Thanks
I'd love to see videos for these! Specific care tutorials, growth patterns, how to differentiate them from other orchids, etc. I guess it would be orchid care for intermediates?
Hi, I am from uk, I want to know if I can buy the materials and pots here. It would be grateful if you can give me the link for buying the thinks you mentioned in the video, thank you so much💕
I have some orchids that I got when I moved home and one that I have had sense I was a little kid. Is there a way to see/determine what kind of orchid I have? What to look for?
Hi, yep check out my identification video, hope it helps ☺️ ruclips.net/video/LCHLKBc-2B0/видео.html
Hi Danny! Are your african violets ok? I would like to see a video about them too if you can. Thank you.
Would you do a video on coelogyne mayeriana?
How about cactus soils . Like espoma brand organic cactus mix for a phalaenopsis 4n type
Bought an orchid with massive roots dangling down over a metre...yesterday i bought the same orchid but it's potted in soil...?What do i do?
Dani your orchid videos have been getting me through my overtime shifts! Been watching your other channel too, I also keep fish. I use some pothos rooted cuttings to help filter some of my plants, do you think experimenting with using phragmepedium orchids might be worth my time trying? I would be so excited to bring two of my loves together
Why can’t I find the video with the oeceoclades spathulifera?
Hi Dani! < 3 Thank you. I enjoy this
video so much. I thought I already know
everything about Orchids, but today
I learned much more.
All the L< 3VE from San Diego, CA.
I had to grow my cymbidium in bark, perlite, rocks and charcoal bc it HATED water (must only need more water if it’s drying out super duper fast)! Even so, it rotted :(
In my area we know the Paphiopedilum as lady slippers. Unfortunately, deer love them. As a result, the Paphiopedilum plants growing in the wooded area surrounding my house were eaten by the deer. So there are no Paphiopedilum plants growing in the wooded areas of my yard.
i can’t get over the spathula’s leaf color! it looks like a bug pretending to be a leaf lol
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Please does any one know a good online orchid nursery 🙏
Vanda Orchid soil
With so many great videos from @MissOrchidGirl I just hope the packaging design teams that put phalaenopsis cattleyas and vadas images on terrestial potting mixes would just stop doing that. That and also fix the labels....