I really enjoy your videos and would like to know when you'll visit the Orchid Station again ? What would be the best month to visit and see blooming Phalaenopsis?
@@OrchidsByBryan Thanks for responding me..I am a beginner in growing orchids..It will be well and good if you tell the name of that fertilizer..pleasee
I definitely would have bought these ones: 4:06 (Really nice pattern/shape) 6:19 or 13:45 Orange phals not so common locally for some reason 😒 9:34 Maybe for the fragrance? 🤔 11:15 Another one with a nice pattern 🥰 16:39 Don't have a Zygo yet so I probably would have gotten his one too. Especially since it has AOS on the label. I usually combine my Mom's birthday and Mother's Day. 🤣 I have no problem reblooming noID phals. Still working on getting my summer bloomers (bellina/violacea) to maturity though.
Yes!! They had some nice odds and ends at The Orchid Station! Definitely a ways from CT but only 15 mins from Floradise Orchids if you want to combine stops! :)
Hi! Just found your videos and thanks for the beautiful views! I live in VA and I am trying to save up and get myself the time to go to a local-ish nursery that I don’t have to be gone for more than a day to do so. However I would love to see a little more variety of orchids. I love primary hybrids and I’m pretty new to the hobby but my passion is an old soul variety! Haha. Sorry for the long comment. Basically I was wondering since you seem to know first hand what each nursery is like beyond that of someone who just checks things out online… Where would you reccommend of the places you know for VA Thanks for your time and no pressure. (I just prefer direct experience opinions rather than online reviews. Again… sorry for the novel. >_< -L
Hi Laura! Welcome to the channel! I’m glad you’re here! Happy to help! I would say Floradise Orchids or Chadwick & Sons Orchids would be your best bet for looking for a variety of orchids! Floradise has the most diverse selection so you would likely very much enjoy the visit! If you do visit, Let Janet and Stephen know that I sent you and they will help you find the best plants for your grow space! :) ENJOY!
there are probably more orchid myths in the hobby than orchid growers😄 Phals are seasonal growers. They bloom according to the seasons and you can grow them at a set semperature all year long, it will not be detrimental to flowering. I have grown mine temperature controlled all year and tried the temperature drop. Completely overrated myth. But some people do like to feel like they are doing something beneficial even if it doesn't actually do anything for them. If that makes them happy then so be it. Temps above 26 degrees will inhibit flowering. Perfect temps are 18-26 degrees C. They can tolerate down to 15 degrees C but it will slow them down.
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I really enjoy your videos and would like to know when you'll visit the Orchid Station again ? What would be the best month to visit and see blooming Phalaenopsis?
Thank you so much! I will hopefully stop by soon! They have wonderful plants year round so any month is a good month to visit! :)
Amazing..could you please tell the secret fertilizer they are using..
That’s a great question that I am not sure of! But I can tell you I use orchid nerd slow release fertilizer on my phals and cattleyas.
@@OrchidsByBryan Thanks for responding me..I am a beginner in growing orchids..It will be well and good if you tell the name of that fertilizer..pleasee
I definitely would have bought these ones:
4:06 (Really nice pattern/shape)
6:19 or 13:45 Orange phals not so common locally for some reason 😒
9:34 Maybe for the fragrance? 🤔
11:15 Another one with a nice pattern 🥰
16:39 Don't have a Zygo yet so I probably would have gotten his one too. Especially since it has AOS on the label.
I usually combine my Mom's birthday and Mother's Day. 🤣
I have no problem reblooming noID phals. Still working on getting my summer bloomers (bellina/violacea) to maturity though.
Yes!! They had some nice odds and ends at The Orchid Station! Definitely a ways from CT but only 15 mins from Floradise Orchids if you want to combine stops! :)
Hi! Just found your videos and thanks for the beautiful views!
I live in VA and I am trying to save up and get myself the time to go to a local-ish nursery that I don’t have to be gone for more than a day to do so. However I would love to see a little more variety of orchids. I love primary hybrids and I’m pretty new to the hobby but my passion is an old soul variety! Haha.
Sorry for the long comment. Basically I was wondering since you seem to know first hand what each nursery is like beyond that of someone who just checks things out online…
Where would you reccommend of the places you know for VA
Thanks for your time and no pressure. (I just prefer direct experience opinions rather than online reviews.
Again… sorry for the novel. >_<
-L
Hi Laura! Welcome to the channel! I’m glad you’re here! Happy to help! I would say Floradise Orchids or Chadwick & Sons Orchids would be your best bet for looking for a variety of orchids! Floradise has the most diverse selection so you would likely very much enjoy the visit! If you do visit, Let Janet and Stephen know that I sent you and they will help you find the best plants for your grow space! :) ENJOY!
@@OrchidsByBryan I shall if I get the chance to do so soon! Thanks for your advice and Chadwick and sons was one on my list :)
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there are probably more orchid myths in the hobby than orchid growers😄 Phals are seasonal growers. They bloom according to the seasons and you can grow them at a set semperature all year long, it will not be detrimental to flowering. I have grown mine temperature controlled all year and tried the temperature drop. Completely overrated myth. But some people do like to feel like they are doing something beneficial even if it doesn't actually do anything for them. If that makes them happy then so be it. Temps above 26 degrees will inhibit flowering. Perfect temps are 18-26 degrees C. They can tolerate down to 15 degrees C but it will slow them down.
Thanks for the comment, Tom! Mine bloomed with the natural temp drop/rise of my home too! :)