Wow

They're looking quite happy and healthy. Dendrobiums are really hardy for climate.

Gooooooorgeous!💖💖💖

That’s dendrobium, King Dragon, is adorable.

Nice collection thanks for sharing

Congrats! blooms are on the way!

“Old brown (dried up) sheaths can still produce flowers, don"t cut or disturbed them, let them fall off in their own good time, sometimes buds form in these and because they have dried they become hard, you need to keep a eye on these if buds try to grow as they will find it hard to push out of these, a little helping hand will help at this time by carefully pulling apart the dried sheath, be crefull at this point not to pull the sheath apart to far, just enough to let the new buds out. As for the darkness....well in the wild where Catt's grow it does tend to get dark, not having a go at you, just try to think how these grow in the wild and treat your's the same way, this is hard if your climate isn't the same as in the wild so you have to try and make it as close as possible in your situation.” This is from an orchid forum.

Be patient. Do not squeeze or manipulate the sheath in any way. Some Cattleya orchids are like that. If you remove the dry stuff there is no protection for anything that could develop. I have an orchid that is doing the same thing, this morning I notice that there was something coming up.

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Beautiful orchid ❤

Looking good! What's the name?

Nice to see how you use medium in your plants. How do you water and fertilize your orchids and what temperature do you grow in?

Beautiful

Pretty!

Very beautiful flowers of orchid.

You have a lovely Garden

Really interesting!

I'm impressed by the new sheaths on your catts. I don't have much luck with them potted. What's the temperature like in your environment? I notice many of your plants are under trees, although your dens look happy in the sun.

First time watching your channel.Your orchids are beautiful especially ur dendrobiums. I love those bigs dens did you say you purchased at Erwin. Thanks for sharing. Be bless

Love your orchids they are beautiful

What are these orchids growing in? And it looks like they don't like being watered.

Lovely plants. Doing a good job .

Dont disturb the dendrobium they dont like to be repot too often if it gets too big just put it into an other pot dendrobium roots like to be snug

Lovely

Wow! Thats so floriferous!

VERY NICE NICOLE ❤

I used to purchase orchids from Hauserman’s years ago via mail order. They are big in the hybridization of Cattleyas. They had extensive greenhouse damage but never rebuilt. They have a nursery somewhere in Florida, I don’t know if they still own this place. At 16:09, the morning phalaenopsis grew a terminal spike. It will never grow from that area again. Sometimes it will throw a basal keiki.

❤ beautiful

Hello from NC, United States 💓. I have a Tolumnia,Jarik Red Spread. Got her about 3 years ago. She is a beautiful bloomer.

Sooo pretty! In my favourite colour too 🥰

I love how the Phals look. Your Bangkok Sunset doesn’t look too far away from blooming size. I find they don’t grow as fast as the standard vanda. Happy growing!

Super 🎉

So pretty ❣️❣️❣️

I’ve never been able to keep Tolumnias alive potted, I usually mount them.

Nice repot. I’ve never heard of sawdust being used to pot up orchids but I see how it could work especially with fine rooted plants like Oncidiums.

Awesome! I have never started orchids from a flask. It should be very rewarding.

I like mine when they are green, just turning yellow. That one would be nice juiced with some ginger and lime.

So beautiful ❤

hope no frogs were harmed in the making of this video. Frogs are cute and a very sueful part of nature. Without frogs there would be far more mosquitoes instead.

It will do well.

Beautiful orchids !!!!

Really love how beautiful they are and quite healthy 😊

So beautiful 1st lk done +1🎉 🎉

Have you tried using Epsom salts for the orchids that have had high light exposure? I use 1tsp to 1tbsp per gallon. Oh my! I hope your orchids didn’t get much damage.

gl with them. new roots and new growth are a good sign. Over time if some don't want to produce new roots you might want to investigate what could be causing them stress. You might be thinking nothing could be causing them stess. you are giving them all they need and I'd agree as I'm sure you are but I have found many causes of stress to my orchids over time despite giving them all they need. Sometimes it can take months to discover the cause. Sometimes you will never figure it out. I will share what has caused my orchids to be stressed above all else in my collection if you are interested: It was bugs. And like I hinted it can take months to spot them sometimes. The most effective way I found with my plants would be to wait till it was completely dark. Then go around with a torch and shine a light on an orchid that you suspect is stressed. You mainly want to investigate the surface of the orchid media. Gently blow on the surface of the substrate and carefully see if anything moves. Sometimes you are looking for things that will be 1/10th the size of an ant. Generally whatever it is, and I have come across all sorts by now, will be most active at night, they hate the light so will start to crawl when disturbed either by the light or by someone blowing on them. I'd keep repeating this step weekly if you do not discover anything either till new roots form or you do discover something. If it helps at all. I'm sure most will be fine but you'd be surprised how many different types of bugs I have discovered with the nightly torch routine that would otherwise go completely unnoticed.

I love how you created that mount.

Gather here who enjoyed the background conversations.. 👇🏼 😂 Lovely video.. subscribed! ❤

Thanks for the lesson! Your plants are gorgeous!,

I love the colours of this.. wish my mum was here to see how beautiful these are.❤

Where in Montego bay are you pl