February 2022 Orchid Collection Update - Twinkles, Schunkeana, Cymbidiums and more!

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  • Опубликовано: 19 ноя 2024

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  • @Orchids.and.Endlers
    @Orchids.and.Endlers 2 года назад +2

    Glad you’re doing well and prioritizing plants you adore. Hope to see the blooms on the Leonis soon! They’re some of my favorite flowers. Thanks for sharing!

    • @AttainableGreen
      @AttainableGreen  2 года назад +1

      You’re welcome! I am checking on the leonis often so I won’t miss the flowers 😁

  • @NicoleDeanna
    @NicoleDeanna 2 года назад +1

    Love that Brasilorchis Schunkeana. I agree with you that the buds can be hard to spot. Mine isn't fragrant either. Nice to see your videos again!

    • @AttainableGreen
      @AttainableGreen  2 года назад +1

      Thanks! I'm slowing getting back in the swing of things. Been loving your repot vids btw...which reminds me, I got a lot of repots to do this season. 😂

  • @mostlyorchids
    @mostlyorchids 2 года назад +1

    I love cymbidiums but I don't have space for more than one. My cymbidium grows outdoors all year long in Ventura County and it blooms once or twice a year. Mine has 3 spikes on it and one of them is opening up its blooms right now.

    • @AttainableGreen
      @AttainableGreen  2 года назад

      Yea, cymbidiums take up a lot of space. They're gonna do fine for now since I have some dead spots in my yard...until something else grows in its place. 😁

  • @summoncaster
    @summoncaster 2 года назад

    oi, the flowers of the Maxillaria smell like honey, a light scent. You have to be very close to detect the scent. Another thing I have noticed is that if you water and/or fertilizer, the scent becomes stronger.