One of the cattleyas I got from my recent online haul was the Cattleya Lacey Michelle Matherne (1765) (Cattleya tigrina 'Paul' AM/AOS x Cattleya aclandiae 'Krull's Black Ride') from Krull-Smith. After researching the species, this video showed up in the search results. I like the compact growth and it started two new roots after I repotted it. I have it directly in an orchid pot with medium size bark, charcoal, and large perlite. I also have the Cattleya Small World x Bc. Richard Mueller which is (Cattleya aclandiae × Cattleya luteola) and (Brassavola nodosa × Cattleya milleri).
@@NicoleDeanna I just uploaded a video with descriptions of each orchid. I placed all of them in an eastern facing porch today to see how they do. I'm too scared to have them outside. 😅 ruclips.net/video/xC5zqtPIt7Q/видео.htmlsi=eJcy4CMGmDdaNvv2
My Peckhaviensis just opened up for me and it's my first aclandiae cross. I'm seeing their beauty and they're starting to catch my eye. I also have the Fascelis, which I can't wait to see now. Great video!
I love aclandiaes and their hybrids!! One of my favorite cattleyas!!! You have some beautiful hybrids especially that jungle eyes one!! My favorite hybrid is the fascelis as it was one of the first orchids I bought other than bag babies and it was at my very first orchid show so the hybrid always has a special place for me. I also love the rambling nature but I grow outside so I just let them ramble haha!
Wow so gorgeous Cattleya and growing from seedlings, that I admire. I find seedling quite difficult and I killed a lot 🤷♀️🫣. Thank you sharing I love your videos. Love Marlene, 🇩🇰
Hi Nicole been following you for awhile I love your videos you incouraged me to purchase the c.peckinesis and I am sooo glad I did...I have 2 and they are just to die for...thank you for your videos...❤
I watched your video Oncidim Sharry Babi Orchids👍♥️. Please make updated video about flowering oncidium “Red Fantasy” (+anything:) when to repot, watering). I recently bought oncidium “Red Fantasy”🤗. Thank you.
Hi Nicole. I have C. Peckhaviensis. One is planted in a nest pot hanging in a south window. The other one is in a clay pot under grow lights. Neither one has bloomed for me, but have vigorously grown. I heard they are difficult to bloom. Your orchids are beautiful. 🥰💐
I hope it blooms for you soon! I haven't had problems with the Fascelis or the Jungle eyes so perhaps its the Schilleriana parent is the difficult one. I found an article that Alan Koch did a lecture on the C. Schilleriana and shared that the Peckaviensis doesn't have stomata on its leaves but roots, so encourages growing that one bare root / extremely airy chunky mix that so that it can breathe. With that said, I don't have this orchid but that's what I read about it, and that's where we hope the hole 'hybrid vigor' comes into play and provides easier conditions for us that help us out in our home enviroments. Keep me posted on your C. Peckaviensis!! Hopefully this spring it happens for us.
I don't recall seeing the Aclandiae orchids before. They sure are pretty! I'm wondering if you would be so kind as to tell me the distance you have between your shelves.
Hi Eileen! Depending on the shelves I have about 1.5 FT to 3 FT between them. The spike producing lights have more space about 3FT I believe, the regular ones are 1.5FT to 2FT of distance. I hope this helps!
Good video, thanks. Some people put moss on the top to prevent the bark from falling out, moss on the bottom will decompose faster due to humidity, will this not affect the plant later?
It will definitely decompose faster. I use AAA moss, and I find that it isn't too bad if I repot every 2-3 years it will not negatively affect the plant too much. The higher the quality of the moss, the slower the break down, at least that's what I've noticed, at the two year mark I don't smell it off or anything. Thanks for watching!
Interesting orchids. Thanks for sharing. I’m interested to hear how you got your purchases at Tamiana back to NY. Did you drive or take them on a plane? I live in TX and am hoping to go to one of the FL shows and wondering how to get my plants home.
I took them on a plane, check out my video from October 2021 and I think I showed how I carried them in a tote and just put them under my seat on the plane. I got mostly seedlings because I didn't want to carry anything too big :)
The Fascelis and Aclandiae came from the Tamiami Orchid festival, I purchased them in person The Peckaviensis came from Sunset Valley Orchids Jungle Eyes, Small World and Hippodamia came from Gold County Orchids ❤️
One of the cattleyas I got from my recent online haul was the Cattleya Lacey Michelle Matherne (1765)
(Cattleya tigrina 'Paul' AM/AOS x Cattleya aclandiae 'Krull's Black Ride') from Krull-Smith.
After researching the species, this video showed up in the search results.
I like the compact growth and it started two new roots after I repotted it.
I have it directly in an orchid pot with medium size bark, charcoal, and large perlite.
I also have the Cattleya Small World x Bc. Richard Mueller which is (Cattleya aclandiae × Cattleya luteola) and (Brassavola nodosa × Cattleya milleri).
All of these sound amazing! Aclandiae ...RM hybrids, you know I love them :)) Happy growing!!
@@NicoleDeanna I just uploaded a video with descriptions of each orchid. I placed all of them in an eastern facing porch today to see how they do. I'm too scared to have them outside. 😅
ruclips.net/video/xC5zqtPIt7Q/видео.htmlsi=eJcy4CMGmDdaNvv2
The bifoliate cattleya are so cute they remind me of giant sprouts with their two leaves.
They are so cute! 🥰
After watching so many of your videos, yesterday, I finally bought a C. schilleriana x C. aclandiae. It has 2 buds ready to open and I can’t wait 🤗😍
Very nice! I can't wait till mines bloom. How exciting to have buds ready to go!
I got a cattleya aclandiae hybrid as well , Cattleya Loog Tone. It is a very reliable bloomer, I see blooms on every matured pseudobulb.
That's a nice one! Beautiful waxy flowers!
My Peckhaviensis just opened up for me and it's my first aclandiae cross. I'm seeing their beauty and they're starting to catch my eye. I also have the Fascelis, which I can't wait to see now. Great video!
Very nice! You'll love the fragrance on these!!!!
I love aclandiaes and their hybrids!! One of my favorite cattleyas!!! You have some beautiful hybrids especially that jungle eyes one!! My favorite hybrid is the fascelis as it was one of the first orchids I bought other than bag babies and it was at my very first orchid show so the hybrid always has a special place for me. I also love the rambling nature but I grow outside so I just let them ramble haha!
They are so nice!!! I love their fragrance. I can't wait till Fascelis opens for you! You have such good conditions for them!
Wow so gorgeous Cattleya and growing from seedlings, that I admire. I find seedling quite difficult and I killed a lot 🤷♀️🫣.
Thank you sharing I love your videos.
Love Marlene, 🇩🇰
I'm so glad you enjoy them. Thank you for watching ❤️❤️
Hi Nicole been following you for awhile I love your videos you incouraged me to purchase the c.peckinesis and I am sooo glad I did...I have 2 and they are just to die for...thank you for your videos...❤
It's comments like these that keep me going, TYSM for watching, I'm so glad you enjoy the videos 😘❤️ Enjoy your Peckaviensis 😘
@@NicoleDeanna thank you so much...can't wait for your next update....HAPPY GROWING!!!!!🪴🪻🌱🌷🌿☘️🌺🪷🌿
Beautiful cattleyas. I shall buy one. Love them Thanks again for sharing.
Thank you for watching ❤️
I, love them all as always. Thank you for more showing.👍❤️
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i opened another window to shop for at least three of your specimens!
Aww, which ones do you have so far that you were inspired by? I hope they work out well for you!
I watched your video Oncidim Sharry Babi Orchids👍♥️. Please make updated video about flowering oncidium “Red Fantasy” (+anything:) when to repot, watering). I recently bought oncidium “Red Fantasy”🤗. Thank you.
Hi Nicole. I have C. Peckhaviensis. One is planted in a nest pot hanging in a south window. The other one is in a clay pot under grow lights. Neither one has bloomed for me, but have vigorously grown. I heard they are difficult to bloom. Your orchids are beautiful. 🥰💐
I hope it blooms for you soon! I haven't had problems with the Fascelis or the Jungle eyes so perhaps its the Schilleriana parent is the difficult one. I found an article that Alan Koch did a lecture on the C. Schilleriana and shared that the Peckaviensis doesn't have stomata on its leaves but roots, so encourages growing that one bare root / extremely airy chunky mix that so that it can breathe. With that said, I don't have this orchid but that's what I read about it, and that's where we hope the hole 'hybrid vigor' comes into play and provides easier conditions for us that help us out in our home enviroments. Keep me posted on your C. Peckaviensis!! Hopefully this spring it happens for us.
My precious!!!!!!
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I don't recall seeing the Aclandiae orchids before. They sure are pretty! I'm wondering if you would be so kind as to tell me the distance you have between your shelves.
Hi Eileen! Depending on the shelves I have about 1.5 FT to 3 FT between them. The spike producing lights have more space about 3FT I believe, the regular ones are 1.5FT to 2FT of distance. I hope this helps!
Good video, thanks. Some people put moss on the top to prevent the bark from falling out, moss on the bottom will decompose faster due to humidity, will this not affect the plant later?
It will definitely decompose faster. I use AAA moss, and I find that it isn't too bad if I repot every 2-3 years it will not negatively affect the plant too much. The higher the quality of the moss, the slower the break down, at least that's what I've noticed, at the two year mark I don't smell it off or anything. Thanks for watching!
@@NicoleDeanna thank you.
Interesting orchids. Thanks for sharing. I’m interested to hear how you got your purchases at Tamiana back to NY. Did you drive or take them on a plane? I live in TX and am hoping to go to one of the FL shows and wondering how to get my plants home.
I took them on a plane, check out my video from October 2021 and I think I showed how I carried them in a tote and just put them under my seat on the plane. I got mostly seedlings because I didn't want to carry anything too big :)
Where did you get the cattleya seedlings they are beautiful.
The Fascelis and Aclandiae came from the Tamiami Orchid festival, I purchased them in person
The Peckaviensis came from Sunset Valley Orchids
Jungle Eyes, Small World and Hippodamia came from Gold County Orchids
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the rambling of the aclandiae is most annoying, it is like the bulbophyllum of the Cattleyas.
Agreed. It was the only downside i thought about growing it! I'd love to find an Aclandiae x RM one day 😂😂😂
@@NicoleDeanna you know, it is kind of odd that no one has made that cross
@@michaelmccarthy4077 hopefully one is brewing somewhere, because if I try we probably won't see the blooms for a decade 😂