Thanks for another fun video! I spent last Saturday rearranging my outside orchids and actually moved a number of cymbidium orchids into smaller pots. These were pass along plants from a friend who was moving last year.
Hi Matthew, thanks for the video how to repotted the Cymbidium, I had one for 13 years didn’t know what to do until I saw this video thanks again, mookie
It's middle of winter here, Still waiting on one to open. I have to repot my 2 in spring but good to know I can leave it till summer if I don't get round to it although I don't think the pot will last till then. Never had an orchid split my pot before but my cymbs to like to grow chunky roots.
I bought a pack of Rhiz. Fungi following your advice, thank you. I was watching your house Reno last year but it stopped so did you say there’s more videos filmed recently? Where, please?
Hi Mathew😄🙌I enjoyed watching🥰I've had so much bad luck with Cymbidiums☹️How moist do they like? And our temperatures get to 35℃ in summer. I think my Cymbidiums got over heated and that killed them. Maybe in a shaded area under trees is better?
It gets that hot here too - in fact last week was a scorcher. Cymbidiums like dappled shade so under a tree is perfect - but not deep shade! Depending on how you've potted them in summer I water every 2-3 days. Good luck!
Hi Matthew, great repotting video! They look very healthy and happy in their new pots. You mentioned you are growing c.trchyatum ( the Australian native) , has it bloomed for you and is it fragrant?
Hello Matthew! I recently found your videos and I really enjoy them! I have a question for you, if you could answer I would be so grateful! I bought a cymbidium which I keep outside and I noticed that ants are climbing on the flower spike. Is that a normal thing? It's my first cymbidium and your videos gave me the confidence to care for it properly! Hopefully it isn't difficult to deal with!! Thank you!
Thanks for finding me! Ants are completely normal - they're either feeding on the sweet sticky emission from the buds or on an insect so either way it's not a problem and you'll probably find when the flowers open the ants won't be interested anymore! It's likely some complex protective evolutionary solution to use the ants to protect the buds whilst they're forming?!
Well I aim to please..... assuming you're not being sarcastic. Anyway, seems like there's a Grand Designs ep to look out for in the future with a bloke called Mat/Matt/Mathew/Matty. First of the 2024 Victorian Orchid Societies shows has been announced-Vermont. Treasure awaits!
This is the one use: biostim.com.au/shop/myco-gold/?gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAjwnqK1BhBvEiwAi7o0Xx029IqTFWInYWXz9Gjl8efzc5foyKMIXwKQLkr-DygXzm_e8faZ7RoCiuMQAvD_BwE
Hi Matthew. I just overwatered (root rot presented quickly) 2 cymbidiums to death recently despite only giving them drinks when the orchid mix was very dry. Would I have more chance of growing them with drilling side holes?
Hmmm not sure! Depends where you are and the relative temps, the potting mix and type of pot! Mine are in regular terracotta pots with one drainage hole and no saucer. If it's winter - keep them very much on the drier side especially if it's cold. Cymbidiums aren't particularly prone to root rot so if they were new plants they could have been already been affected?
@@helloplantlovers Thanks Matthew, I'd just repotted these young Bunnings orchids into orchid mix from a thick peat one. I used a tiny bit of ??mycorhyrizomal & fertilizer when repotting. One of these days I'm hoping to get a cymbidium to survive over 3 months.🤞
Love your thanks to the previous book owner. I often think of the peeps that have previously loved my books.
Me too! Thanks for watching!
Thanks for another fun video!
I spent last Saturday rearranging my outside orchids and actually moved a number of cymbidium orchids into smaller pots. These were pass along plants from a friend who was moving last year.
Good luck with them!
Hi Matthew, thanks for the video how to repotted the Cymbidium, I had one for 13 years didn’t know what to do until I saw this video thanks again, mookie
Thanks for watching!
I can't wait to see them bloom!
Me too - the flower spikes were gorgeous!
Enjoyed your video Matthew. You find some wonderful things where you live!😊
I am very lucky - I'm actually taking a friend to the market this weekend so let's see!
It's middle of winter here, Still waiting on one to open. I have to repot my 2 in spring but good to know I can leave it till summer if I don't get round to it although I don't think the pot will last till then. Never had an orchid split my pot before but my cymbs to like to grow chunky roots.
They are VIGOROUS!! Thanks for watching!
Fantastic finds!!
Thanks for watching!
I bought a pack of Rhiz. Fungi following your advice, thank you. I was watching your house Reno last year but it stopped so did you say there’s more videos filmed recently? Where, please?
Oh thanks for watching those! The project is being filmed by a TV show - if it ever makes it to air I'll post a link!
Hi Mathew😄🙌I enjoyed watching🥰I've had so much bad luck with Cymbidiums☹️How moist do they like? And our temperatures get to 35℃ in summer. I think my Cymbidiums got over heated and that killed them. Maybe in a shaded area under trees is better?
It gets that hot here too - in fact last week was a scorcher. Cymbidiums like dappled shade so under a tree is perfect - but not deep shade! Depending on how you've potted them in summer I water every 2-3 days. Good luck!
Hi Matthew, great repotting video! They look very healthy and happy in their new pots. You mentioned you are growing c.trchyatum ( the Australian native) , has it bloomed for you and is it fragrant?
Thanks for watching! The one I have is Cymbidium canaliculatum and I made a video about it here: ruclips.net/video/bQ48xALTUl0/видео.html
Hello Matthew! I recently found your videos and I really enjoy them! I have a question for you, if you could answer I would be so grateful! I bought a cymbidium which I keep outside and I noticed that ants are climbing on the flower spike. Is that a normal thing? It's my first cymbidium and your videos gave me the confidence to care for it properly! Hopefully it isn't difficult to deal with!! Thank you!
Thanks for finding me! Ants are completely normal - they're either feeding on the sweet sticky emission from the buds or on an insect so either way it's not a problem and you'll probably find when the flowers open the ants won't be interested anymore! It's likely some complex protective evolutionary solution to use the ants to protect the buds whilst they're forming?!
@@helloplantlovers thank you very much for your reply!
Great books finds, but the burning question is (drum roll 🥁 ) will you finish that packet of m.fungi before moving to the new home?
That's hilarious!!
Well I aim to please..... assuming you're not being sarcastic. Anyway, seems like there's a Grand Designs ep to look out for in the future with a bloke called Mat/Matt/Mathew/Matty.
First of the 2024 Victorian Orchid Societies shows has been announced-Vermont. Treasure awaits!
Hi Matthew thanks for your information. Can you please give the name of micro fungi. Song. I live in Qld I love your show
This is the one use: biostim.com.au/shop/myco-gold/?gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAjwnqK1BhBvEiwAi7o0Xx029IqTFWInYWXz9Gjl8efzc5foyKMIXwKQLkr-DygXzm_e8faZ7RoCiuMQAvD_BwE
Hi Matthew. I just overwatered (root rot presented quickly) 2 cymbidiums to death recently despite only giving them drinks when the orchid mix was very dry. Would I have more chance of growing them with drilling side holes?
Hmmm not sure! Depends where you are and the relative temps, the potting mix and type of pot! Mine are in regular terracotta pots with one drainage hole and no saucer. If it's winter - keep them very much on the drier side especially if it's cold. Cymbidiums aren't particularly prone to root rot so if they were new plants they could have been already been affected?
@@helloplantlovers Thanks Matthew,
I'd just repotted these young Bunnings orchids into orchid mix from a thick peat one.
I used a tiny bit of ??mycorhyrizomal & fertilizer when repotting.
One of these days I'm hoping to get a cymbidium to survive over 3 months.🤞
You will!! They can take a bit of tough love here in Melbourne! @@sylviabeichert943
Can't wait to see them in flower 🎉
Me too - thanks for watching!