Our Orchid Collection Tour - March 2024
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- Опубликовано: 4 мар 2024
- This video has been highly requested. Come join Tristan and Kathryn as they share their personal orchid collection with you! You'll get to see some gorgeous blooms and witness the plants they find the most special. Enjoy!
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I appreciate you are telling what medium you are using in your collection because many people just showing their blooming size orchids without much information. Thank you guys! It’s always good to know what’s inside the pot!
Came upon your video and stayed for the entire showing. Wow what a fantastic collection. I have some encyclias, dendrobiums, cycnoches, catasetums, cattleyas, and vandals but NOTHING the likes of your vastness. I’ve been collecting since covid and now can devote my attention to better care and joy of these plants. I look forward to seeing future tours. Keep up the great work. Respectfully.
We sincerely thank you for your kind words and watching this video! This comment warms the heart and we truly appreciate your encouragement. Kathryn and I wish you the best with your growing collection and that you enjoy your orchids for years to come!
Lovely collection.
Thank you for your kind words and watching this video! 💚
I’m here for it! 😂
We love the excitement! 😂❤️
Omg! I was in Encyclia heaven!🙌😍 I love them, my 4 to your 25 or more lol! Just so many beautiful blooms and lovely collection!
Thank you so much, Anita! 🥰❤️ We promise that Encyclias start multiplying after awhile! 😉 Have a wonderful weekend!
@@IngramOrchidsandMore ty!👍 cannot wait to see the Encyclia blooms! Spotlight videos that talk about care, the bulbs and roots/ maintenance our environment here Texas is so different humidity changes so much😍 how many do you have lol I was lite on the count😉 I have two spikes for first time on a Rioclarense I think is the name👍
Such an amazing collection!!! So much variety and so many beautiful blooms!! You got some real gems in there!!
Thank you so much, Emmanuel! 💚 It’s the obsession that doesn’t quit!
@@IngramOrchidsandMore yessss so true! Same here haha!
Phillip and I have an ongoing dialogue about how I am a mean orchid parent. My favorite question to him is "How much light can this take?", ie can I bake it in the Florida sun. I got my Britt Palmer in Dec '22 also potted but smaller. Given the Myc side of the cross I asked Phillip if it would tolerate some full sun, he gave me the look and said grow in the pool enclosure with the rest of your potted Catts. Well.....that beast has grown a little since then, enough that it got evicted in Sept '23 from the pool enclosure, took up too much space. Ended up mounted on a Bottle Palm actually facing South. Seems to be doing very well so far with direct sun in the mornings and evenings, hopefully we will see blooms this year (guesing late spring/early summer). So Tristan, when that thing gets big enough to divide strap a piece to palm and let it go, I know you a little mean streak also.
I would really appreciate a spotlight video on Dendrobium canaliculatum. I am struggling with mine and you guys have such informative tutorials. Thank you for sharing your wealth of knowledge!
Absolutely! We can certainly do a spotlight video on this for you. Thank you for your kind words and watching along! 💚
You have a most amazing collection. I love to see it. Thanks for sharing. 😀
Thank you so much, Mary! We're happy to hear you enjoyed this video. Hoping for some nice spring weather to head your way!
Love your collection. Have a question as I noticed that you have the plants in their original containers. How long can they remain in original containers do they have to be repotted soon.?
Hey, thanks for the comment. Not all that appear to be in their original containers are, in fact, in their original pots. We do make use of plenty of polypropylene green/black nursery pots when repotting. Especially so on smaller plants. We tend to repot into clay pots or larger nursery pots as they get bigger. When you get a new orchid, it's best to evaluate each individual plant and assess the media quality and how you intend to repot when the time comes. Not all plants should be repotted immediately after purchasing like some folks propose. It should be a case by case basis and you should be careful about repotting plants that appear to have been repotted in the past few months, as disturbing the roots on certain plants that have just been disturbed a few weeks/months prior at the nursery of origin may not respond well. Again, each plant should be evaluated and some decisions made. I've seen folks repot an orchid just because "they always repot every new orchid" and it died because they weren't paying attention to how recently the plant had been up-potted before they purchased it. I know this is a confusing response, but it's not a straightforward question, and only you can decide what's right for your plants.