Sorry, ich interessiere mich sehr und vermisse die Übersetzung ins Deutsche ! Weder die vor Erklärung ist in deutsch zu lesen , noch die Kommentare ! Sehr gut finde ich die Erklärung zu den einzelnen Symptomen . Aber ganz kann ich es nicht aufnehmen, sehr gründlich und ausführlich ! Silvia

this summer I will be on Holliday for more than 20 days how can I water my vanda in automatico mode?( To safe it)🙏

omg i wish i could use this on the external area of my window, i dont have a balcony but im trying to find a fix for when i need to spray toxic stuff for art

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What's the namesof the pink one at 1:37 and the burgundy one at 3:37?

Amazing. Such an elegant solution!

What we want to know is the method of how the root of grow what are the fertilizer

It's so beautiful❤

I think you would like my stobartiana x Venus. Its so adorable, has lots of leaves and when it was in bloom it had a tiny and toght bunch of grapes look to the inflorescence. And mine smelled like banana runts! Or banana candy. No bad smell. Just odd. It also is one of my favorites.

I hope you come back to the channel. I just discovered yours.

I love Chantilly lace!

You have a wonderful camera and I'm loving viewing your lovely plants and blooms.

Your orchid pots have little mother of thousands seedlings all in them. Haha my mother has one of those plants and I don't know how it manages to get so many plants in so many places. The blooming is gorgeous. But this made me smile.

You have a beautiful voice, beautiful plants and a wonderful view on your relationship with your orchids. I've just discovered your channel and very glad that I did. And I'm sorry you're having such troubles with your pests. I only hope that things have been better since this video -L

This looks good from the top down but side on and from below it looks seriously shit.... Why even bother

Great job!!!!

I've been growing the Puerto Rican version of this orchid for 30 years. If anyone wants one contact me i live in NYC. Didnt know any of this. AWESOME!!

really great idea!

Thank you! I have some orchids that look like this. Very helpful thanks

Is it good to use lava rock as potting medium?

How to clean phalaenopsis leaves? They look very shiny?

I just got one of these and I'm so excited to have it.

Still one of my favourite videos on your channel. I would so love an update on your phals!

Excellent! Thorough!

I wonder if this would work on a large window that has small sliding windows below

Great idea, I will be doing this!

OMG! Thank you so much! I have been looking for a solution like this for about 30 years!!!

Very beautiful vandas, thank for valuable advice.. but how do you water vandas in winter?

This was such a helpful video ! Thank you ☺️

I'd love to see an update on your vanda. I'm doing mine today. It's 4 feet tall. Your video is a great help.

Excellent idea on the DYI aircone!

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You always had the most gorgeous collection. I am sorry about the bugs.

I know how devastating and depressing an infestation can become. One thing I noticed over the years of growing plants is air circulation. At one time, I had over 100 African Violets, many from cuttings. When I had my cutting pots lined up edge to edge under a foil tent with 24 hour lights and no real air circulation, I had terrible mealy bugs and some spider mites. Once I put a gentle breeze on them and lots of dabs of alcohol (probably on 2 or 3 applications), my problem disappeared. I think a gentle breeze from a fan will help you keep pest free. Rick L Orchids swears by calcium supplements for orchids. He says that since he started to use a lot of calcium, his orchids don't get pests. I believe he grows indoors as well as out. And of course his outdoor plants get exposed to a lot of pests but also a lot of air circulation without any infestation. 💕🌞🌵😷

After watching to the end, I really think it was the pH in your bark has gone beyond your plant's tolerance. As you say some plants can survive in media 6, 7, or 8 years. I think media's life span has to do with the quality your media (was it fresh or old when it reached your orchid, you never know how long it's been in the bag) and your environment (the cooler your room, and dryer you keep the media the longer the media will last.) I wouldn't set a rule, i.e., in my environment bark lasts 5 years ... Because bark varies in freshness. But I would make a rule that when I first see mold, it's time to change the media... Here's why: because the mold is a new thing, it's telling you that something has changed that the mold likes and obviously the orchid didn't like, I'm guessing a pH change. My advice is that the first sign of mold, it's time for a change, don't wait for your orchid to decline, we never want declining orchids. You've already got good use out of your media. 💕🌞🌵😷

One thing I do differently, is that I give my orchid a good soak before a repot or up pot. That way, the roots are more flexible and less likely to snap and I feel confident to let the orchid sit out in the air 24 hours to let everything that I cut dry over. I put cinnamon on the stem and if there's any remaining leaf, but not on the roots. (I tried it once on the root that broke and it just kept drying, so I cut it again and let it air dry. 👍) Then I proceed with the potting. Sending lots of love 💕 from sunny 🌞 Arizona 🌵 USA. Take care of yourself and each other 😷.

I'm new to orchid growing, but if I grew in bark, I would compare the pH of old vs new bark. Even Miss Orchid Girl says repeatedly that as bark breaks down it changes to a pH unacceptable to orchids. Remember, orchids grow in live bark in the wild. Because it's alive it doesn't break down. So yes, it's costly to change the bark every two years to preserve the media's pH in an acceptable range for orchids... But you don't have to throw the bark away. You can use it for your other plants (indoor or outdoor) that like the bark's new pH or compost it and mix it with soil as a supplement. Or even use it as top dressing. 💕🌞🌵😷

I started caring for my plants differently about 3 months ago using water from fruit and vegetable peels. It was pouring rain, and I tried to collect rain water using a pot. It should be full, but it's not. So I'm going to try your method. I have a table like you described. Wish me luck!

Thank you for your video on vanda care! I followed your way, by soaking vanda roots gradually for few hours then eventually overnight per week (with mix of fertilizer). And my vanda has been growing lots of roots for the last 3 months since I have it at home. Today I noticed that it is developing basal keiki 😍 cant wait for it to make another flower spike

Get Spinosad! it gets rid of them and it is biological. (it is basically a fungus) Obviously don`t let kitty lick it but it works perfect

Sono molto belle le tue Vanda,cosa metti come substrato? Grazie

Molto interessante il tuo video,ho capito bene metti bark quanto le pianti nei vasi o cesti di legno? Grazie

Your video is great. Thank you for all the information.

Seeing that bumble bee was nice. It's great to see the Vandas living in a home instead of a greenhouse. You have so much light. 😊❤❤

these plants are amazing. they perfume the entire room in the evenings

Thanks for the vid. Note that not all bees are our friends--Carpenter bees are a serious problem.

Have you considered hydrogen peroxide to treat the fungus/infection? No need to worry about toxicity there!

How often do you fertilize? Once a month using your soak method?

Hello, thanks for your very informative videos on vanda’s. I live in North Florida. I have vanda’s hanging on my south facing porch in indirect sun. I’m using your watering method on my new vanda’s. I have two 5 gal buckets filled with water and once a week I place them in the bucket submerging the roots. I’m concerned about crown rot. Do you just soak the roots keeping the crown out of the water or does it matter. I soak mine over night then take them out of the bucket, turn them upside down and shake them to make sure that no water is in the crown.

This is really smart