Redland International Orchid Festival - 2022
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- Join me as I walk around the Redland International Orchid Festival (2022) in south Florida. I also show some awarded flowers and a few purchases of my own. subtitles available in many languages
Oh how awesome. If I lived in Florida I would grow Vanda’s. They are so beautiful. Thanks for giving a great tour.🥰👏🤗
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If I lived in a warm humid place, I would have lots of vandas! And others… I look forward to seeing the plants you’ve purchased when they bloom.
You and me both!!
Thank you for sharing. I missed the show this year. It’s a wonderful place to be. I spend 2 days there to make sure I see every orchid vendor. Beautiful purchases.
Yes, spending a few days is certainly the way to go!
Hi Stephen, it was great meeting you at the show. Always enjoy your channel and sharing your experience and tips. Take dare. Jose
Hi Jose! I appreciate it! Maybe we can chat again next year.
This was great. I appreciate the slowness of your video as there's so much to take in.🌻
Thanks! I definitely don’t want to make anyone seasick! Lol
Thanks for the tour! Bulbo thiurum and Bulbo lobbii are the ones you showed, i believe. thiurum along with similar plumatum are a couple of my favorites. Can't wait to see what your cooperi ends up looking like.
I think you’re right! They seemed very popular this year!
Thank you for the video!
My pleasure!
Hahaha I knew you wouldn't be able to pass up the Cooperi!! and the Mormodes!!🤣🤣🤣!! I think I will send you pictures of mine!! I love it!!
No kidding! There no way I can pass on a forearm sized Cycnoches for only $30!!
@@SVKLOrchids hahaha 😆 I had to pay a little more then but GLAD I DID!!😍 guess being in Oregon cost more??
@@kathleenhoughton6129 that’s what I’ve heard! Lol
Cool! Thanks for taking us along!!
Glad to bring everyone along!
Muchas gracias por mostrar todas esas maravillas
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Thanks a lot.... good haul. I hope it all goes according to plan. Looking forward to more ...
I’m really exited to see blooms on that giant cooperi!
Hi, Stephen. I heard you were looking for me at the show. I’m so sorry to have missed you, I would’ve loved to meet you finally after all these years! Nice video, thanks.
Yes, I believe your name came up when I had dinner with Mike Hamlin. It would have been great to meet up! Maybe next year!
Oh wow! Awesome time you had! So glad you showed us some uncommon vendor booths! It seems everyone shows the ones you always see in Florida year around! I want to see the ones in from other countries! 🤣 nice haul you got! I'm definitely showing appreciation for more compact catasetums now. The ones that are large and in charge are too big! 🤣🤣 Thanks for sharing your trip! 😁
It was a ton of fun! Hopefully you can make it down one of these days!
@@SVKLOrchids Yea would be a blast! Only one I have been to is Pittsburgh. It was meh 😐 I wasn't impressed. 🤣 the worst part was $10 bucks to park for 1 hour!!! 😳 GEESH!
@@hillbillyorchids Ha! Are there any WV shows?
@@SVKLOrchids NO I wish! I need to start a society here too. We got nothing.
@@hillbillyorchids Ugh, that’s too bad! Starting a society could be fun!
you kept showing the Vandas I thought that is what you were going to buy, but you picked some really nice Catasetums, It looks like it was a fun day!
It really was fun! One day I’ll have a grow space to have a few Vandas!
@@SVKLOrchids They take a lot of work I cut my number of Vandas back drastically from 40 to 20 over the last two years, age and the loss of my son has really made me think twice at what I was doing! Best of luck to you
@@denisesorchidparadise1411 I definitely understand the need to cut back! Sorry to hear about your son 😢
..Someday, someday.....sigh. Any unique Cyrts.? Great to see them all!.
There were a few Cyrt. species for sale that I saw at PeruFlora, but nothing too cool. Mostly just the species that look like punctatum!
It was an absolutely wonderful show and I can't wait for next year's show. I'm glad that I got a chance to meet you. 😊
It was fun to chat! I hope you’re able get the shade house up soon so you can fill it with orchids again!
@@SVKLOrchids Thank you. It will take a little while, but at least the catasetums are starting to go to sleep. Hopefully it will be completed when the start to wake up again in the Spring.
@@vickifisher4061 Nice!
Excellent video! What is the name of the Cattasetum that got the FCC? Shown at minute 11: 40
That is Memoria Dorothy Wells from Jim-N-I Orchids. I think they named the plant Jim and Melana Davison.
You didn't pick anything up from Orchid Eros? I somehow knew you'd grab that ivanae cross from SVO.
I didn’t! I was looking only for primary hybrids for the Catts and didn’t see any I was interested in buying.
“leafy things I don’t care about” 😂
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@@SVKLOrchids I am at the point of considering my Dinard 'Blue Heaven' and my warscewiczii "leafy things".
@@kimdreyer4970 Oh no!! Art Chadwick has a great article about warscewiczii culture that might help get yours to bloom! Not sure what’s going on with the Dinard.
@@SVKLOrchids I've read it, and I've tried to apply his directions to my plant. In my experience, despite its high light requirements, warscewiczsii also burns very easily in the sun. I've had other Cattleyas tolerate full sun much better than this one. Neither plant is headed for the compost pile, but I will say that I haven't nailed the culture of these two yet! 😅
@@kimdreyer4970 That’s because warscewiczii doesn’t like high light! Andrea Niessen says it’s grows somewhat shaded in the wild. Growers in the northeast USA grow it “bright” because their sun is very weak. But it’s not a bright grower in the wild. I moved mine into shadier (not shady) conditions and it does much better.
Happy Thanksgiving 🦃. I have ants on my orchids. I need big help😢what should I do?
Happy Thanksgiving to you! The ants aren’t a problem, but they can bring bring scale with them. Are they visiting the plant or nesting in the pot?
@@SVKLOrchids You are so amazing. I wasn’t expecting an answer from you today since it is the big turkey day. Thanks for getting back so quickly. My friend had the orchid in the yard, no space for indoor and gave it to me. I see the ants moving in the pot, and coming outside around the pot. I don’t want to have ants in my home and orchid. They walk so fast.
@@skyaperez7962 No problem! I’d fill a bucket with water deep enough cover 99% of the orchid pot. Then slowly place the pot in the water and the whole colony will bail. Just be sure to provide them a bridge from the pot to the edge of the bucket. They’ll take a few hours to move out, but ultimately you’ll have an ant free pot without using chemicals.
@@SVKLOrchids You are an amazing man with the amazing ideas. Thanks so much!!! 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
@@skyaperez7962 glad to help!
Do exposed roots need to be protected?
They would need to be protected during transport so they don’t break, but otherwise I don’t believe you’d treat them any differently than the rest of the plant!
2:53 "leafy things I don't care about" - and those leafy things say _you're welcome_ for all that oxygen you are consuming 🪴.
Fair enough, but it doesn’t mean I want to grow Monsteras and Philodendrons!