#CareCollab
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- Опубликовано: 18 мар 2022
- #CareCollab Vanda Orchids!!
How I care for my Vanda in Full Water Culture
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Danielle. Today I bought my first Vanda!!!! Beautiful deep purple 💜💜💜. Very expensive! 🫰 Wish me luck to make her happy in full water culture. 🙏🏽. I’m sure that following your instructions she will be ok because you are the best in YT. All my phals are doing fantastic with this method. Thank you. 💜💜💜
Congratulations! I’m sure it will do well for you! Mine took several years to bloom but I think it was because it needed better light. Once I have it that it hasn’t stopped blooming!
@@daniellesorchidranch1591Thanks for answering me! Mine is in bloom now. 💜 I know it will take time for her to re bloom again. I do not mind as far as she survives and grows good roots (the ones she has now look not too good) and I have the perfect spot for her. Warm, with good lighr and ventilation and even some moments of sun. I am in Barcelona, Spain so lots of humidity in the summer here . I am positive she will be ok. When I discovered your channel I started buying and rescuing phals like crazy 😂 I did not like them before (because they always died on me) but now they are so happy with your method that I ventured myself with a Vanda. Thank you for this new hobby/passion. 💜💜💜
She looks so beautiful in that glass vase😃 and her root system is the proof your method can be very successful as long as it is done properly ❤️😍
Thank you! I am proud of how far she has come!
Thank you, that was a great video! 💓🌺
Thank you so much for taking the time to watch!!
Hello lovely lady ❤🙌🏼❤last year, last ditch effort, I put a Rhynchostylis cross with coerulea into a semi hydro set up because I just cannot get the roots to grow. I don't have long enough roots to have in water either, it is the hardest thing to keep hydrated, so I am hoping that the humidity with the SH will be something that will work, or else she will be struggling all the time. At least I can see a new leaf starting... love the roots on your's! I remember the static you got back in the day... you handled it like a trooper and are now the Water Culture Guru 👍🏼👍🏼 I cannot think of any channel that does not watch your videos as a reference when they want to try water culture! Thank you so much for joining in, taking the time out of your busy schedule ❤🙌🏼❤ have a beautiful weekend 🥰🌸
Hello my friend Nina!
How lovely of you to say! The whole purpose of my channel is to help people who want to grow in WC to succeed! I’m so glad if that is actually the case and there is nothing I enjoy more than hearing I’ve helped someone!
Rhynchostylis are a tough nut to crack. Mine used to bloom in my old home with poor light, now with better light and humidity they are growing really well but have not bloomed 🤨 I do really enjoy their striped leaves though so I try to be content with that 🤓.
I hope your plant takes to SH well and is growing new roots soon!
Thank you for including me in this care collab and I hope you have a fantastic weekend!
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Great care video 😘👍
I’m glad you enjoyed it Stephen!
We love you ❤you help me so much
I do grow mine in vases as well. But ‘I never leave a bit off water in the vases in between watering. Something I will try! Thank you so much for sharing your care. I have a blue magic the blooms look very similar. Thanks for the great care collab! :D
Thank you for stopping in and checking out my video!
I find in the warmer months especially they really like the reservoir of water because they get really thirsty!
I love the blue color to these blooms as well!
Happy growing! 🌱🌺
💚 THANK YOU Danielle!!! 💚 I grow bare root soaking daily and fertilizing weekly @ 500-600 ppm. My 7 grow like weeds with no root burn. No 🖤 blooms either. 😢 Getting ready to put them out in semi sun daily. Spring has sprung in Arizona 🎋 It's definitely all about light here, I swear.
Kisses 😘 and hugs 🤗 to your little (probably not so little anymore) puppy! 🐾💕🐾
So much growth must be so satisfying though!
I’m absolutely in love with the blooms on mine (I know you have a Sansai Blue as well) wait until you see them in person! Big gorgeous blue/purple that are just awesome!
Sending hugs and positive orchid vibes back from me and all the fuzzy children and yes Knightley is HUGE!! He has tripled in size. He’s only 3 months and he is probably almost 30 lbs! 😳🤓😆
@@daniellesorchidranch1591 Yes, I bought my Sansai Blue in 2019 in full bloom. She WAS amazing with those HUGE BLOOMS! The last I seen her like that. 🤞 Thanks for the good orchid vibes. Gonna use them wisely 🤞💚✌️
I tried water culture with a vanda, believe me or not… when We were still living in an apartment, I have not started my RUclips channel yet… I did it because I was watching a RUclips channel who grew a vanda in water culture… Guess who it was. 😉 I was one of those watching yours and thinking “Looks easy”… little I did know, I didn’t understand what vandas wanted, Almost killed it. I still want to try water culture based on what I know now and what you are showing us but still 🐥 about it. 😅 and honestly, with my condition now, I don’t need to. The one I almost killed back then, it is still alive though.
😂 believe me, I may make it look easy now and in a way it is very easy once you get the hang of it. But in the beginning it was a lot of second guessing, frustration and trying different solutions to make the plants happy.
I still have my failures but now instead of thinking my method is wrong I realize failure is just a part of growing orchids. No matter how long you’ve been growing.
Like you said, once we understand what the plants want we can satisfy that and find success.
Great video, thank you! Might try full water culture with one of my vandas. I'm growing my Rhynchostylis in a semi-hydro set-up and they are doing fine.
Thank you for watching Martina!
They do seem to enjoy the constant humidity/moisture that water culture provides.
I grow in my home so keeping ambient humidity high is not really an option.
As soon as this plant was put in WC the roots started growing like crazy! The one down side is algae. My vanda will dump her roots if I don’t keep the algae under control. Something I wish I’d remembered to mention in my video 😬
Danielle, what do you do against the algae? How do you treat it?
@@martinafaust4851 I try to keep some type of cover on the vase, I just transferred it to this vase so I haven’t made one yet. It cuts down on the light available to the algae. I also use a liquid barley extract in my water, which is something they use to control algae in ponds, and every time I change the water I try to remove any algae that is sticking to the roots.
The very best thing is to cover the vase though, it makes a huge difference. Or you could use a container that is not clear.
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Thank you for the interesting video you have a lovely Vander there never had a van there so I don’t know if I can grow them or not keep looking but then I don’t speak to you soon
Thank you for watching Andrea!
Such a gorgeous plant and the bloom is just as stunning. I am looking for a way to grow another vanda in my home and I may have to try this. I do have a hybrid phal and species phal currently being tested in water culture. (I had two Bellina so am using one of those). I am going to have to watch some of your other videos to see what I may need to do. Thank you
Thank you for watching and if you have any questions please feel free to ask! I am always pleased if I can help😊
I appreciate that! So with the bellina I keep some water at the base during her “dry” cycle. Do you think that is a good idea? The hybrid is empty for hers. Bellina is dry for one day and the hybrid for three.
@@TrishsOrchidLife well I keep mine with a little water all year long. In winter just enough to touch bottom roots, when it gets warmer then I raise the level to a little higher. I also soak the whole root system once a week.
So mine are in full water culture but you can do semi water culture and give them some dry days if you prefer.
In my environment it prefers full water culture but I grow in my home where humidity is never more then 50%. Your environment may not be that dry.
I really just recommend watching the plant, it will tell you by drooping leaves or dehydrated looking leaves and also if the root tips are thriving in the warmer months if it needs more water or not.
Thank you!
How long do you leave the 150ppm water in the flask for the plant to feed?
I bought a Vanda keiki recently. Could the water culture be used successful on this plant? She only has two main roots. I live in the Caribbean and it's very hot this summer.
How do you feed her in water culture? Do you leave the feed in the vase after, or do you just submerge it for 10 minutes and add new water to the bottom? Thanks.
I have a question Danielle, do you let your Vanda roots dry out completely on occasion? And, did the roots that sit in the water, ever turn black or mushy on the tips, when first put into water culture? Thank you
Most of all my vanda roots are dead. How much water do I put in glass?
Thank you so much for the video! It was interesting to learn your method. I have been trying with growing in a vase and am still trying to find what my vanda likes. What is the orchid to the left of the tablet (red and yellow flowers)? It's beautiful!!!
That is the best way to grow an orchid in my opinion. Trying to find what the plant likes 👍🏻
The orchid you are asking about is Oncda. Volcano Midnight ‘Volcano Queen’
Thank you for watching!
@@daniellesorchidranch1591 thank you so much!!