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Hi. Can you tell me what you were spraying on the orchids before you repotted them? Thank you.

Would like to know more on what to use when repoting an orchid

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Very interesting and informative. Thanks!

thanks for sharing, very informative ❤

This was so helpful. Thank you from Sydney, Nova Scotia, Canada!

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Love the way you pot up your plants. Thanks for the video xx

That is the Madeira vine aka the vine from hell. Don’t let it get started in your place or you’ll never get rid of it. Don’t drop any part of it on the ground as it is capable of growing new plants.

Thanks for sharing how to tell the difference between root and spike.

This is want I've been looking. Thank God 😇

Wonderful job on both plants. Thank you.

Finally an amazing video to help me become an Orchid Enthusiast!! BTW, I just took a minute and released the long root that I was hoping was a spike. I am looking forward to listening to all of your videos! Many thanks and sending positive loving energy to you!

On the cattleya when you cut them can you put cinnamon on the cut to protect the area?

Thank you! Easy pleasant listening voice and content very informative. Although i feel very disappointed that what i thought were spikes are just roots after watching and learning from your video, I am happy that they are healthy and I'll be keeping an eye out for that elusive spikes! 😁

Why cinnamon on the cut strok

Great video, thank you. Have you ever tried successfully to propagate a phal using the soak a flower stem cutting in aloe method? Or anything else?

Good to hear an Aussie voice, my catasetum has just decided to rot it’s new growth hoping I can save the backbulb and it decides to do something in spring😢

Hello from Western Australia. I thoroughly enjoyed this video on keikis. I have tried a couple of times to grow them, but to no avail. I have a new one starting, so I look forward to trying your method. Also, I have wondered about using Seasol, but I am not sure of the ratio. Can you help with that, please.

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Excellent explaining, i got a new Dendorium Orchid, it has many new orchids growing all around and was thinking it must need a new repot soon, I must get all the tools needed, thanks for this easy demonstration to follow 😁 my last phelnaopsis withered and the last leaves fell then i finally gave up🍃 but I learned alot from it.. ya see it was a gift and I decided I knew already how to take care of it that it's like any other plant, plenty of sunlight and water.. i looked up when things started looking bad and found it was too late.. the water i gave and put it outside were the 2 most mistake i ever thought possible, then i found it had root rot.. Baaaad haha like there was barely any green maybe like 5 roots left out of like 15 😅 the water i gave it damaged em all .. so i learned my lesson, study study study no matter waht plant I get .. i know they all more less differently care for now 🤣

Hi. Nice video. Mine have got 2 pods that have developed on them. Looks like a seed pod. What should I do with it? Do I just leave it

Great video! Very helpful information.

Mine is a Little Norman. Blooms almost all year long. Blooms on new and old canes.

Thanks for the Vid , love this Orchid ,nice repot and happy new Year to You too 💥🍀😁

Have you ever seen an Orchid with 3 flower spikes ?

Great video

Hi Dee I would like to see an update on your stanhopea

I really wish you still made videos...

I just love you videos probably the best on you tube. Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge and expertise. It's much appreciated!

Thanks for the amazing videos! Your orchids are unbelievable!

Spiders build their webs anew every night, I believe. Not to worry. They do a fantastic job of ridding your plants of unwanted pests and rarely pose any real danger to humans.

The weather is just so harsh and unpredictable these days, I much prefer to have the safety and predictability of growing inside. It gets up to 114°F here in the summer in Texas, and we have many more consecutive freezing days outside in the winter. It's scary! Is this the new norm? God, I sure hope not.

Great channel, fellow Aussie orchid and rare plant grower, now living on the other side of the planet but wasn't too far from QLD and the benefits of just growing everything out of doors. Just subbed. Sadly now everything i grow must be indoors LOL.

super easy to grow.

Hi just found your channel. One of my orchids has both the mother growing new leaves, and a Keike :) Thanks so much for the info! God bless!!

Thank you for the great video. I have one phal with new growth that hasn’t bloomed in a long time, so I am hopeful that it’s a spike. I wanted to comment on your statement regarding when to water. It was my understanding that orchid roots grown in clear pots are green because they are exposed to light and air, contain chlorophyll and photosynthesize. White roots would not necessarily indicate the need to water, dry medium might be a better way to tell if a plant needs water. I have heard other people make that statement but I’m not sure it’s 100% accurate. Otherwise, the video was really helpful, thank you.

❤thanks😊

what does it mean when ludisia leaves turn pink/red?

Great video! Thankyou

Very confusing explanation/narrative 👎👎👎

My one orchid plant and I watched your video. Ha. It was EXCELLENT! You explained everything and I had not one question at the end. Thank you! : )

This was the most helpful video EVER!! Thank you for clarifying it; I’ve been so confused on how to tell for sure! You can test me now thanks to your awesome video 😃 Also I love the accent! I know it’s just how you speak normally to you but to us foreigners it’s a delight to hear 👂 🎶 😊

Those roots are beautiful!!

Could it do this from the top? I ask bc mine did but it never disconnected with that long shoot. So it’s not mono anymore.

Hi there, where in Brisbane are you if you don’t mind reaching out? I’m new to this and having so much trouble getting good advice especially for Brisbane temperature? Thanks

Hi,how do you keep the leaves spotless ? Do you water the whole plant? Thanks.

Hi I just found some of the same orchids in a garden in public grounds...they were just growing wild and free from the ground in mostly subtropical shade. I have just started my orchie enthisiasm and have now collected 5 different species. I have so much to learn and am wondering if.you can share where u get your premix media - charcoal, bark, spag moss, perlite, etc....

Thanks for the notes, where are you based? just to get a sense of light/rain conditions and light patterns. Thanks!