A Comprehensive Stanhopea culture sheet and Guide

This culture sheet provides a basic overview of Stanhopea orchid care. Tips and tricks on getting it to blossom and grow. Adjustments may be necessary based on specific growing conditions and individual plant needs.
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[@hotdudes802]

They are such starnge flowers but their scent is fab.

[@thenaturecompany]

they really are ... love them

[@timnicholson5079]

Very interesting, didn't even know you got orchids like like this.

[@thenaturecompany]

you will have to stop by ours to come check them out 😉

[@edwardpalm3137]

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[@thenaturecompany]

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[@peterbosman1438]

the scent of these is amazing

[@thenaturecompany]

it truly is ..

[@sasukethewarrior6618]

Hi Peter! Thank you for this awesome video I just got 2 baskets of Stanhopea Tigrina with several spikes. This certainly helps me understand and care for them🙏❤️

[@thenaturecompany]

Pleasure enjoy then while they are in flower 😍 they really are special . Happy growing

[@Rufiat99]

MasyaAllah.. Stanhopea very beutiful orchid

[@thenaturecompany]

Saya setuju ketika Anda mulai mengoleksinya, itu seperti kecanduan 🤣💕

[@petrichor7121]

Fascinating.. can I grow and flower these orchids successfully in the Caribbean?

[@thenaturecompany]

oh yes they should grow very well there . if you dont really cool too much in winter go for the warmer ones they will thrive 💯

[@petrichor7121]

@@thenaturecompany Thank you so much, I think I'll try to get one and see how it works out 👍🏻😊

[@yeeyingtan5648]

So proud of u. All yr success 👍🏻. May I know mokara a small dot untill a flower spike it take how many month?

[@thenaturecompany]

The flower spike can take 2 to 3 months from initiation to blooming 👌🫰

[@richardspalding3622]

What feed do you use I'm afraid I missed that, I try to grow Wardii, interesting video

[@thenaturecompany]

i use a variety of different organic feeds most of them liquid and i rotate them to ensure all my bases are covered 👍

[@louie932]

Ummmmmm..........in the interest of supplying your viewers with correct information; the clips of the flowers that predominantly feature in your video are not from a Stanhopea. The flowers that you predominantly show are from an Aciopea. Aciopea is an intergeneric hybrid between an Acineta and a Stanhopea. It would be a shame if people think what you are showing is a Stanhopea

[@thenaturecompany]

Ah wonderful someone who knows his orchids watching one of our videos thank you . This one we used as a representation of Stanhopea is one we bought from Ecuagenera just over 10 years ago . It is an intergeneric hybrid of Stahopea, Acineta and Gongorhaea but the flower shape and colour is fairly close to what can be expected from certain Stanhopea .

[@jehamymedinafinch1515]

@@thenaturecompany I collect orchids and even if I know the parents of the orchid I can keep calling with the simple name that we know it. Is not a big deal, if we want to know the exact difficult name we check the pots. So, not a big deal, we understand your videos, thanks for sharing, blessings from 🇺🇸 🎉

[@loribadgero1035]

What an interesting and unusual orchid. Maybe, some day.❤🪴. I love that you make it seem possible!🤩😎

[@thenaturecompany]

everything is possible if you want it enough 😍once you smell them you won't want to live without one 😘

[@loribadgero1035]

@@thenaturecompany Well, I didn’t think I could keep an orchid alive, and now I have a variety of them, most doing really well with new growths or spikes. So, maybe. If you have an email address, I would love to send you a few pictures of my beginning success story. I have a Maxillaria that bloomed and has a second bud about to open. (It’s from a cutting off someone’s repot that I bought on EBay, so it’s only a single stem right now.) I’m still getting the hang of Cattleyas, but the ones that were healthy to start with still are, 😋🤣 and, so on.

[@edandpeter]

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[@thenaturecompany]

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