3 EXTREME PROPAGATION UPDATES & CHALLENGE
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- Опубликовано: 18 сен 2024
- 3 EXTREME ORCHID PROPAGATIONS...2 phalaenopsis that we cut completely in half and 1 vanda that we propagated into 3 individual pieces...the propagations were so extreme many did not expect them to sur
Oh they look great I was wondering how they were doing. Great video as always.
Thank you...they are all doing well and I am very proud of them! I wouldn't have believed it could be done if I hadn't done it! It's been quite an exciting and gratifying adventure! Thank you for your kind words and for following in my adventures...I am glad to have you on board! :)
Everyday because of you and your motivational videos, orchid presentation and your care free personality, l have become a different person. Thanks for everything big sis.
+SHARON SHORT You are awesome Sharon...and indeed that is what life is truly about...reaching your fullest and greatest potential...learning, growing and transforming...continue you on your mission dear friend...and indeed let's live a life that is unrecognizable...Lisa Nicole a top female motivational speaker talks about that and it brought tears to my eyes...sister dear you are capable of anything you put your mind to...and it is more possible than you could ever imagine...NOTHING is impossible...please know that to be true...I join with you on our mission to live the best possible life that we can live....HAPPY GROWING...AND HAPPY LIFE TO YOU!!! :) BIG HUGZ!
Thanks for being who you are. Awesome!
+SHARON SHORT Your awesome sister dear! :)
Brovo Maria Young- Your videos are great , and you are a person after my heart .. I have killed a few orchids in all my experiments , but they are worth it to extend the knowledge of orchid cultivation .
For vandas I have tried cutting part of the stem about half way and found that this causes the top part to grow new roots and the bottom part to grow new shoots !
After a while when the growth is good , I end up having a few new plants or at least
two plants when I make the final cut !
I wish I come across your site earlier!
Warm Orchid regards and adventures to you!
Johnny Cheah
Sabah , Malaysia .
Hi there!I've been waiting to see what the phaleanopsis ,cut length wise, would deliver!You are the extreme Queen!
+Mustofa Martin Why hello there!! :) ...and I have some good news and some bad news on the Phal that I cut length wise...the root portion that I cut has not done anything at all!!! :( There are no signs of any type of growth...although it is still alive as indicated by the green color...the other portion is alive, well and thriving excellent...new leaves and is also spiking...I am not giving up home on the root part of the cutting...it is stated that it can take quite a while for the plant to produce keikies off of the root system...so I will patiently wait...I will do an update as soon as I can. :) Hoping all is well with you and HAPPY GROWING! :)
Right on Sistah! a fantastic video, I loved seeing how well your plants are doing, your enthusiasm, your positive energy is captivating, I will look for the suitable plant for my EXTREME PROPAGATION CHALLENGE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!THANK YOU for your brilliant care and fun videos.
Thank you, thank you and thank you, my orchids buddy in Hawaii! You are too kind to me and indeed I appreciate the Hawaii love for sure!!! I am very ecstatic that you have joined me on our mission to be bold, courageous and live our lives over the top, indeed going the extra mile and going above and beyond what most would do! I am proud of you for accepting this EXTREME PROPAGATION CHALLENGE and watching you work your magic...please be sure to post your pictures and vids of your EXTREME PROPAGATION CHALLENGE on my Facebook page...I can't wait to see them! BRAVO my friend...you my dear get a STANDING OVATION!
Lol I love your style thanks I thought is like no fear for the plants but I realize, nature always finds different ways to succeed and thank for remember me that. And obviously I eat plants too so that’s even worse jajajajajaaja. Definitely I will follow you.
You really have magical green fingers, Maria :) They are looking great. Maybe that leafless vanda will also recover in some time. Your environment is so perfect for orchids, that they recover fast and well. In my environment Rose and Mary would have certainly died. Once I bought a phal from a flower shop that had seriously overwatered it. The roots were suffocating and the lower part of the stem was rotting. I had to remove all the roots except for an aerial root, and had to cut the lower part of the stem. I disinfected it well and treated it with cinnamon. Still, I couldn't save it. The whole plant rotted.
Thank you and yes indeed you bring about a good fact that orchids will grow and recover better in a climate that's closest to it's natural habitat...and that goes for any plant...but if you are capable of growing them...I believe you are also capable of propagating them if you ensure the same conditions that you are growing them in...another important factor is to propagate them in the right season...where they are at a season in which they can grow the most roots and foliage....I definitely would not recommend propagating in the Winter time where the least growth is noticed and when some orchids can go into complete dormancy period such as your catasetum...but I have noticed with Phals and Vandas they can continue to grow if you provide them good temperatures during the Winter as well....so just to recap...weather, season and type of orchids are all important elements to a successful propagation.
You are amazing Maria. You having me hanging own wishing success for your extreme propagation.
Awwwwwww thank you very much for watching and following my crazy EXTREME PROPAGATION methods...these were very experimental projects for me and I was not quite sure if they would work...but I am so happy to discover that although quite extreme it is possible...so this is great for the growers that are looking for a challenge and want to go above and beyond the common way of growing orchids...I can attest that indeed it has been an exciting learning adventure! :)
Wow, that’s incredible. And such a big ask. I think I’ll try on my Phal….maybe. 😅
Awesome successful experiment! Not sure about taking u up on your challenge!!!! Thx Mariaaaa
Thank you and yes I am so relieved at the success I have been able to experience...I am so happy that I took the risk because now I know it can be done...and I have grown closer to my orchids with these experiments for each one has given me a better understanding and appreciation of how marvelous orchids are...perhaps one day you'll decide to take the challenge and have your own personal experience. HAPPY GROWING! :)
Maybe one day. Right now just keeping my plants watered and repot is all that I can take care of. Also, have started to try and grow seedling plants. Love watching your extreme experiments!
MouseLilly LOL!!! I know that feeling!!! Be well dear friend. :)
Hey its Frankyy :) love the video :) I will sub
+Frankyy C Hey there and thanks so much!!! Thanks for joining me on my youtube/orchid adventures! It is great to see you on here!! Best wishes always and indeed it was a pleasure to meet you! :)
+iAmCaliberz ...yes I do... facebook.com/MyOrchidAdventures ...please come by and visit! :)
I am glad that the phal you cut horizontal grew the new 2 babies, the mother plant was too nice and healthy to be wasted. Just a remarque, I think you spelled the "propagation" wrong in the title.
+fifi fifi ...It was a big relief for me!!! I wasn't quite sure what was going to take place...WHEEEEEEW....sometimes you have to be willing to do what most aren't to go beyond and take part of what most can only imagine...it's a good motto to live by and in life. :) ..and good catch...I fixed it...I had it right in the description and in the video...just not in the title...I did spell it wrong in one of my other videos though... rushing and after spending about 3 hours on the editing the video and then another 12 hours on the uploading...I was so over it already! It was good enough for me...I wasn't going through the entire process of uploading again...LOL! ...people make mistakes, it happens and in that particular case I just had to man up and just deal with it! LOL!
+PictureMaria1 WOW 12 hours to upload a 19 min video is way too much, something is not right. Is always takes that long?
fifi fifi yea...we've gone around and around with with our service provider...but when it all boils down to it we just have really bad connection/signal in our area (we call it the dead zone)...it effects even our cell phones...so I deal with the frustration...that's why I don't get as many videos out as I would like...but what can you say...it is what it is and you move on.
im newbee i did the cut in the midle it was woody like you said now i wait :O :) i do not make vidio maybe in future thankz for bringing my pasion to orchid back with your many good vidios
+paneeraq joelsen Thank you so much for watching! ...I am wishing you the absolute best in your experiment and I am so hoping you learn, discover and experience many new and wonderful adventures within the wonderful world of orchids. Happy growing and please keep me posted!
i will :) happy growing to you too
THANK YOU!!!! HAVE A WONDERFULLY BEAUTIFUL ORCHID FILLED DAY! :)
I love you'r extreme challenge! I think my challenge with just be getting my orchids to bloom lol ..... I live in a temperate region so all my orchids are house residents :D
Thank you for following my Extreme Propagations....and LOL!!!! Yes it can become quite challenging when your local environment does not want to cooperate with your orchid's requirements...but fortunately there are certain things you can do to try and get your orchid's living conditions as closest to it's natural habitat....such as adding artificial lighting, temperature control gadgets (warmers and coolers) and humidifiers...I know it can be quite challenging but if there is a will there is a way...and it is all a matter of how badly do you want it...one day I hope to have a green house where I can perfect growing climates and conditions...although we have great summers we also experience heavy winds and rains...and short freezing temperatures that can severely harm your orchids...I am dealing with heavy rains right now that have killed some of my orchids...and I am sure there may be some that don't survive the Winter...but my fingers are crossed and I am trying to come up with a master plan as we speak...wish me luck! :)
yes! I hope to build a greenhouse as well! Right now I have my cattleyas in a southern facing my window and my phals in the kitchen and my oncidiums are near a window but also under artificial light so fingers crossed :)
Rebekah Laflin yes fingers and toes crossed for the both of us! :) LOL!
I love growing orchids, having quite a few and am always eager to learn new things. I would consider subscribing to your site but good grief your insane chatter is hard to listen to, which is unfortunate because you sound quite knowledgeable. It could be nervousness or something else, but try to be calmer in teaching because what we learn is profitable. Thanks again.
John James John you've commented on a few of my videos of which you've said the same thing...I understand you like less talking and less theatrics...so my best advice is to seek out those RUclipsrs that fit your needs. Miss Orchid Girl, TD Moore, Bumblebee are great orchid growers that I believe you would love, please check them out if you haven't already. This is how I make my videos not because of nervousness but because it is more in line with my personality....I am free and unrestrained to how I choose to make them. You do not have to subscribe to me and I prefer that you don't if my videos annoy you that much. I believe in keeping your orchid growing experience as stress free as possible so that you can have more time to actually enjoy your orchids...after all that should be what it is really about. Don't worry...GROW ORCHIDS! :)
Well done, and very interesting. What is the average temperature and humidity there ?
...why thank you very much...I am glad you found my experiments interesting.....and I live in Florida where the average summer temps are between 80's - 90's or higher...and in the 70's at night....I'm not quite sure on the humidity though...never measured it. Thank you for taking an interest and for watching! :)
Thank you for shering this information, summer conditions @my location day 25 - 36 celsius, night 18 - 22 celsius, humidity day 20 - 33 % night 33 - 48 %, and over 48 % when there is rain or storm. The overal problem is the dry air here.
Petar Panayotov yea....our air is pretty dry as well....you'll find me misting my garden area to provide moisture....at night though when the temps drop it does create some moisture for them. My vandas and tree attached orchids get watered every chance I get and they thank me for it! :)
priceless video
....Thank you....and a priceless video for a priceless person! :)
Your environment (whre you live) must be very suitable for orchids growing so they can live good. In my place there is very hot and difficult to growing orchid here
Yes we have very tropical and hot climates here in Florida so a lot of my orchids do love the natural weather...although I do have to keep my other, non vandacious types indoors to avoid the heavy rainy season that often times causes root rot in my potted orchids. There are many variety of orchids that can tolerate a variety of different climates...so doing your research on different types will inform you which orchid is more suited for your environment. If you can provide the requirements and protection from very extreme temperatures/conditions you will find that many can still thrive for you....remember if there is a will there is a way!!! HAPPY GROWING! :)
I hope I have orchids as much as you have :D
I hope you do too...it is my passion and my therapy and has brought me so much happiness...and we all deserve happiness! Remember if there is a will...THERE IS A WAY! :)
Debby Citra Dewi, are you from indonesia. Saya dari jakarta, dan tidak ada maslah akan cuaca!
I did it big sis and it is dedicated all to you. Thanks for the confidence.
I AM SOOOOOOO EXCITED FOR YOU!!!! YAAAAAAY YOU!!! YOU DID IT!!!! I CAN'T WAIT TO SEE YOUR VIDEO AND TO JOIN YOU ON YOUR SPECTACULAR ADVENTURE!!!!
Fantastic.
+SHARON SHORT Thank you!!! You should name one part after me and the other part after you!! LOL! Just joking...but not really!!! LOL!!! They would symbolize how we grow "against all odds"... "UNSTOPPABLE" :)
Lol..it's all dedicated to you. Maria Young.
SHARON SHORT thank you my dear!! :)
jajajjaa, you are crazy.......good luck¡¡¡¡
+Sebastian amaya zabala LOL! ...and thank you! :)
Even if they survive, what's the use doing barbaric expiraments? These are living entities. In my mind you just killed the phalaenopsis and made her clone herself to keep her genes alive. The plant will never be the amazing creature she once was. In fact most likely only the keikis will survive. The original entity is forever lost. It makes me sad.
+Zachary Kenniston AWWWWWWW DON'T BE SAD ABOUT SOMEONE ELSE'S PERSONAL DECISION...ENJOY YOUR ORCHIDS AND HOW YOU GROW THEM AND DON'T WASTE TIME ON WHAT SOME ELSE CHOOSES TO DO! LIVE, LOVE LAUGH! LIFE IS TO SHORT TO WASTE ON PETTY THINGS! HAPPY GROWING!
Muito corajosa eu não faria isso nunca nas minhas
Hi I had purchased a few orchids that were dying and is trying to save it. they pretty much has no roots. can you tell me how I can make the root grow?
Here is a video that I did where near the end I show you how to encourage keikis...these methods also work for encouraging roots...I would use the pot and sphag method...good luck and keep me posted. :)
ruclips.net/video/vjRsxwfDWrs/видео.html
Hei! Thanks for the grat video! Any succes with the propagated roots? Did they get a keiki or a leave?
I had a very unfortunate series of mishaps...I left my phals outside during the winter and majority of them did not survive the frost...I attempted to rescue them but by the time I got to them they were too badly damaged...such a learning lesson for me...and is why made my bathroom my indoor orchid grow space so this will not happen again. ..sniff...sniff...teardrop.
So sorry to hear that :(
Challenge accepted. Thanks for the motivation and encouragement big sis.
YEEESSSSSSSS AND IT COUNTS!!!! Awesome to know that you have accepted the challenge!!! There is so much that we can learn from these EXTREME propagations....it gives us a better understanding of orchids and also a deeper appreciation for them. They are awesome plant creatures that never cease to amaze me! I have been so amazed and so gratified with the results of each propagation and I am sure you will too!!! I can't wait to join you on your exciting adventures!! HIGH FIVE!!! ...YOU ARE AWESOMO!!! :)
Big sis, you are a petite woman but you have the heart and drive of a lion. You are not afraid to roar. Thanks for everything.
+SHARON SHORT ....LOL! AND YOU KNOW IT!!! NO FEAR AND NO REGRETS!!! :) ...and no need to thank me for being a friend and your sister in orchids...and in Christ... :)
Amen.
...and AMEN! :)
I killed a lot of them due to experiments but now has a knowledge to grow them the challenge is good and i have a lot of specie from our indigenous mountains which i do not see online
Indeed!!! There will be times we experience some losses....but that comes with being a grower and collector period....it happens....but greater is the reward when you can learn a new method and strategy to GROWING these spectacular plants...and as you have said your reward also came with now having some species that are not commonly found or available to the public...that within itself is something to be proud of!!! CONGRATULATIONS!
maria, after you cut the plant in half, where did you place them? did you sphag and bag? thanks for your help!
Hello there....and actually I never did put them back in media....I usually just mist them once or twice daily or put them in semi water culture....believe it or not they are still my mobile orchids....bare rooted...and moved here and there from time to time....but it has yet to find a permanent home....eventually though since it has done so well with being out of media...I may have them mounted on wood or directly in my tree outdoors. :)
hi maria I have three phal orchid and im having a problem with some white substance could you please let me know what they are and how do I get rid of them could they be afids ir something else thanks for your vidios im learning a lot from you thanks
+Preston Mealer, It could be a number of things...without seeing a picture it is hard to tell...but majority of times it is due to some sort of fungal infection or mealy bug infestation...the method that I use would be to spray the entire plant down with the gold color Listerine and then allow it to dry off...I would spray the plant down at least once a week and see if that clears it up...Listerine is common used as an antibacterial, anti fungal and insecticide...also if you don't want to use Listerine, you can use peroxide or alcohol as well to help rid of infections and infestations. I am hoping you get a handle on whatever it is...because if it gets too bad it can end in orchid fatality. Keep me posted and I am keeping my fingers crossed for you.
Preston Mealer ñ
ωery cruel but amazing experiment!
Too bad for the plant though.
don't forget roots produce chlorophyll also.
Indeed...and allows the orchids to still go through its photosynthesis process in obtaining sunlight to produce energy for the plant...wheeeeew...Thank goodness for that! :)
I am a chicken. I can't be as bold as you. I am such a newbie.
LOL!!!! ...and I fully understand...but if one day you decide to step out on a limb...be sure to let me know...I would indeed love to follow your adventures as well...and always remember....you can absolutely do whatever you put your mind to!!! :)
I think it's so stupid to tell people to go and cut ther pressius orchids in peases.
...and I think it is stupid for you to say how stupid it is to do something that growers and horticulturist have been doing forever...it's called propagation...nothing new to the world of growing plants. If you don't like my videos or agree with what I do...then don't watch my videos...it's a simple fix really.
Challenge accepted!!!!!
YAAAAAAAY YOU!!!! Thank you for being bold enough and courageous enough to take the challenge!!! That tells me not only do you love orchids but you want to learn as much as you can about them no matter the risk....and I am so excited for you and I can't wait to join you on your Extreme Propagation journey!!! I believe you will learn so much from this experiment! Good luck...and YOU ROCK!!! P.S. If you want to refer to my other Extreme Propagation videos just check out the link in the description. HAPPY EXTREME PROPAGATING! :)
then u cut the keiki and make another clone
Yes you can elect to do that if you wish...or if the mother plant is undisturbed and growing well you can choose to keep them together if you like also...it is all about preference in how you choose to grow them. HAPPY GROWING! :)
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I'm trying to watch this BUT what an irritating voice....YIKES!...I'm sorry I am done...
Betsy Ford Good for you...you've made the right decision. If something irritates you that much, then just don't watch it. Enjoy your orchid adventures and HAPPY GROWING! :)
I killed a lot of them due to experiments but now has a knowledge to grow them the challenge is good and i have a lot of specie from our indigenous mountains which i do not see online
+David dela cruz Indeed...and that is the reason why I was willing to take the risk...the reward would've been great either way...some of the greatest lessons ever learned was through failing...because in actual reality failing is a part of succeeding...and you have to take that chance in order to expand and grow...as in your case that although there were some losses...your gain far outweighed the unfortunate outcomes...and now you have some species that are rare and hard to find because of what you learned. So indeed you walk away as a champion and proud owner of those wonderful hard to find orchids! CONGRATUATIONS AND BRAVO TO YOU FOR BEING A RISK TAKER!