How to repot a Miltonia orchid: I'm repotting Miltonia guanabara into a bonsai dish!
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- This week Plant Lovers....working through my spring to do list! It's time to repot my Miltonia guanabara which is definitely making a break for the hills! After seeing another local grower's sensational specimen grown outdoors under cover all year in a large shallow dish I decided to reach for the nearest artisan made bonsai dish and give it a go! I've made a care video about this plant which you can see here: • How to grow Miltonia o... and a video comparing Miltonias with Miltoniopsis which you can see here: • The differences betwee...
Here is a link to the bonsai shop near me where I bought the dish: bonsaifarm.tv/ and this a link to the Mycorrhizal fungi I use but you'll be able to find a brand on line or in good nurseries where ever you are: biostim.com.au...
I have a miltonia with this same problem! Also, I gotta get say, the way you speak is so delightful to listen to. You are truly an excellent presenter.
Thank you very much!
Hi Matthew, the orchid looks very nice in that bonsai pot. I enjoyed the full repot process. Have a great week.
Thanks for watching!
Hi Matthew, she looks amazing in that beautiful pot!!
Thanks for watching!
Bonsai Dish !!!
Loving that & Handy 👏
Let's see how it pans out!
I love that. I like that. I’m afraid I’m a little to warm for those. I have a Miltoniopsis and it’s really struggling. Due to fires, we had to evacuate two times. Both times I had to leave my orchids behind in triple digit weather for 11 days the first time and 12 the next time. Two years later it’s still struggling. I love your bonsai tray, that will look beautiful when that blooms.
Oh no - that's an awful situation to be in! Hopefully it won't be such an intense season this year!
I have started potting some of my oncidium type orchids that “run” in bonsai pots as well and they seem to really appreciate it. And bonus they look beautiful.
Excellent! I'm looking forward to seeing how it goes - thanks for watching!
One of the best uses for Bonsai pots I've seen and a lovely pot style for this orchid too. Love the brassy watering can as well! Would the amount of old 'dead' roots have served a sort of anchoring function for the plant as it gained size in nature I wonder? The bigger it gets the more anchor it might need for its weight, whilst the newer roots supply it with the nutrient transfer. Not really relevant in cultivation but it might be of use in the wild.
Probably! I guess the old roots dry and retain their 'glue' so they would anchor the plant until they ultimately decomposed?
I hope we see an update... so interesting!
We will....all going well!
Bonsai pot/ dish 👍,what a great find 😍. I need to repot ( in spring) my Oncidium Aloha Iwanaga x Oncidium Varicosum ,it's a climber. This idea of bonsai dish potting gives me hope for getting fuller, bigger plant without cutting off pseudobulb every 2 years. Thank you for sharing this tip. Great repotting btw.👍😁🌸
I have a few climbers....it's an issue isn't it! I want them to be able to 'run free'!! Thanks for watching!
A there it was, the Miltonia repot! This might become a large plant pretty soon. Mine did take off at this size.
Excellent! Looking forward to it exploding!
Great video nice sharing , thank you
Thanks for watching!
Strange, I wasn’t subscribed to your channel anymore! I had no idea that happened, but I am back! :D
Excellent!!! Wicked orchid elves up to no good! x
That’s what that tiny beading is I found in my pots once I repotted a newer orchid for the first time. Fungi stuff you said 😅 I thought it was maybe mold or something.
There you are! Thanks for watching!
My miltonia is also behaving badly ! I'll follow your lead and repot in a large shallow dish. Thank you
Thanks for watching! Here's to the shallow dish!
You certainly selected a lovely pot for this Miltonia. The pot color should go very well with the orchid flowers. Enjoyed watching this video.
Thanks for watching!
This video came at the right time! I got a warm growing Miltonia which needs to be repotted and I am going to try the “Bonsai” pot. Thanks a lot😍
Thanks for watching! Glad it was useful.
Hi Matthew, love your channel and you. can you share the full name of the root promoter the you use. please. I'm Jasmine, also an amateur gone crazy. At this point, my plans are the only things that make me deeply happy inside.
Hi there - thanks for watching! I use: biostim.com.au/shop/myco-gold/?gclid=Cj0KCQiAtvSdBhD0ARIsAPf8oNlXpOd4W8GpeS-CwxFiJ9lkvfZbunVhhaAU8U7Vm7odVAcxQ--Jw8YaAjDNEALw_wcB - but fungi is fungi so where ever you are in the world just google around to find a good local brand. Good luck!
Hello! Watching this 11 months on as my cat just knocked over my young miltonia - so I was wondering if there was a better way to pot it. I would love to see yours now - nearly a year later. Is there a follow up video on it?
Not really - but it is in this short with this years blooms: ruclips.net/user/shortsEdYjnfJfHeM?si=3aTarHHA42CizJwd
Gorgeous! Thanks for that. Love your videos (and orchid knowledge) I am in Edinburgh and the sale of terracotta pots has gone up substantially here since I started watching your channel! Thanks Matthew!
That's one of the things I don't like about many of the Miltonia, the sprawling habit (the other being that many of them smell of black licorice/anise). Milt. candida and clowesii are a little better behaved and smell more floral.
Oooohhh I LOATHE licorice!
I can't stand !! Licorice 🤢
Mine is a baby with limited roots. Will it survive if I pot it? Or should I strap it on a log?
Depends where you are and your climate. In my conditions I'd pot it. Good luck!
I'm in South Africa Durban. Warm and humid. I want tpot her in a pot like you did! Looks super awesome. The baby I bought has a few very short roots and was mounted (but didn't take yet) when I received it. Should I leave on mount or repot? Humid and very hot in summer.
I'd like to know where i can buy Australian Orchids in Brisbane Qld.
I couldn't help you with Brisbane I'm afraid. try finding an orchid group in your area and ask around. Otherwise on line you can try: orchidsonnewbold.com.au/