Well I'm in the same boat,I have a cymbidium tracyanum in bloom and 2 in spike and I'm on the lower slopes of kunanyi Mount Wellington Tasmania,go figure,thanks for the great content you're orchid adventures have been a great help in mine❤
Hey Matthew, I also have this orchid book. You recently bought a more up to date book by the same author. Has a few more orchids in it and now list flowering season also. Same pictures mostly but smaller. I now also have both these books. Exotic orchids, and starting out with orchids
Thank you very much for another informative presentation Matthew. I really enjoy learning about the origins of the orchids. It was also particularly helpful to learn about the ideal colour of the orchid stems for Miltonia so I will go out shortly and move a Miltonia to another spot that has brighter light. I really admire the colours of the flowers on the Miltonia Goodale Moir. Searched for a grower on line in Australia to no avail. If possible, are you able to let us know where you sourced it please?
Hello Matthew. I will be visiting Melbourne in June 2024. I will be staying in the city area. Could you please kindly suggest any nurseries to visit? Many thanks, Ming
Mid winter! There aren't any orchid specialist nurseries, but perhaps the best is Collectors Corner which does have a lot. Otherwise I like Fitzroy Nursery and Poyntons - neither have a huge amount of orchids but they will have some. Enjoy Melbourne!
I just bought a Miltonia. I don't know the variety. (It was marked as a Miltoniopsis, so, did some research find it was a Miltonia) I haven't done anything except water it so far. It is in a pot with drainage but no ventilation holes, so that worries me a bit. I am afraid it will stay too damp. I live in USA zone 6, so it won't work to put it outside. We have hot, dry summers and cold, snowy winters. I have it about 10 feet from a west window, and 6 feet from a ceiling fan. It has white blooms with purple spots. Any tips??
@@helloplantlovers It has drainage holes on the bottom, just not in the sides. I'm going to wait for a week before re-potting. Don't want to shock it too much all at once. Thanks for your advice.
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Fabulous information Thank you
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Hi Mathew😌🙌I love your Miltonias🥰I have two, and they are a hybrid 'biwa' and I'm growing one indoors😅because I don't want it to cook in summer👍
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Wonderful information, and I thank you 😊
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Well I'm in the same boat,I have a cymbidium tracyanum in bloom and 2 in spike and I'm on the lower slopes of kunanyi Mount Wellington Tasmania,go figure,thanks for the great content you're orchid adventures have been a great help in mine❤
Thanks for watching!
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Hey Matthew, I also have this orchid book. You recently bought a more up to date book by the same author. Has a few more orchids in it and now list flowering season also. Same pictures mostly but smaller. I now also have both these books. Exotic orchids, and starting out with orchids
Oh right! Thanks for pointing that out! A tad basic but some useful bits!
It’s your Turquoise ring that caught my attention!😅 it’s pretty
Ha! Thanks for watching!
Thanks'matt
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Nice video matt, they are nice orchids😊
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Going to give this beauty a go, thx to you. Best wishes from Sunny South Africa
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Thank you very much for another informative presentation Matthew. I really enjoy learning about the origins of the orchids. It was also particularly helpful to learn about the ideal colour of the orchid stems for Miltonia so I will go out shortly and move a Miltonia to another spot that has brighter light. I really admire the colours of the flowers on the Miltonia Goodale Moir. Searched for a grower on line in Australia to no avail. If possible, are you able to let us know where you sourced it please?
I think I bought it on Ebay? Have a look there.
Hello Matthew. I will be visiting Melbourne in June 2024. I will be staying in the city area. Could you please kindly suggest any nurseries to visit? Many thanks, Ming
Mid winter! There aren't any orchid specialist nurseries, but perhaps the best is Collectors Corner which does have a lot. Otherwise I like Fitzroy Nursery and Poyntons - neither have a huge amount of orchids but they will have some. Enjoy Melbourne!
Goodale Moir is such a beautiful hybrid, I don't understand why it went out of favor.
It is! Thanks for watching!
I just bought a Miltonia. I don't know the variety. (It was marked as a Miltoniopsis, so, did some research find it was a Miltonia) I haven't done anything except water it so far. It is in a pot with drainage but no ventilation holes, so that worries me a bit. I am afraid it will stay too damp. I live in USA zone 6, so it won't work to put it outside. We have hot, dry summers and cold, snowy winters. I have it about 10 feet from a west window, and 6 feet from a ceiling fan. It has white blooms with purple spots. Any tips??
Definitely needs to be in pot with drainage holes!! Good luck!
@@helloplantlovers It has drainage holes on the bottom, just not in the sides. I'm going to wait for a week before re-potting. Don't want to shock it too much all at once. Thanks for your advice.