HOW TO REGROW ORCHID ROOTS FAST / VANDA ORCHID WITH NO ROOTS VANDA CARE SERIES PART 5

[@orchidwanderer]

2016 I started this orchid journey and pop one of your videos now 2023 still here and going back to this channel and learning more more more I hope you are doing amazing Brad 🎉🫶✨

[@a.m.d5251]

Thank you I bought an orchid but got scammed because my orchid had sliced roots,I thought my orchids would die but it’s great I found this channel! Thanks for saving my orchids

[@IMHip2]

I did this but put the vanda into a clear plastic storage bin and it now has 5 roots! Just kept a thin level of waterin the bottom and set it next to a bright window. Perfect humidity chamber and now it’s my go to when reviving all of my orchids.Miltonia LOVES it!

[@ashleykipling3854]

Thank you, I was gifted one and most of the roots were mush. It spent a year in the dark in wet soil watered with coffee by my mother in law. I have 1 great air root though and two spikes that are flowering!

[@chocobuns1250]

Thank you such much for this video!! I tried it and roots started popping out in 4 days!!!

[@LastMinuteLaura]

I am dealing with this issue currently, and I am so glad I came across your channel! New sub here! Hopefully my struggling rootless orchids will survive! (also, yay Canada)

[@Grow_Up_Man55]

Never seen this method before. Looking forward to seeing the results. Thanks for the tips.

[@BradsGreenhouse]

I will update with results as soon as I can!

[@humanrightsadvocate]

@@BradsGreenhouse Did the orchid die? It's been seven months.

[@mihaelabeatrice]

@@humanrightsadvocate I am also curious if it worked well.

[@plips71755]

This is a very old method… usually commercial growers put the orchid in a bag with the tiniest bit of damp media if at all, close the bag up and put underneath a bench where it’s small amount of bright light (no direct at all or they will be cooked). and left until the roots start. On some plants, it can be months and months.

[@redorchids8919]

I have to say, out of all the videos found today, i consider only 4 people who i would consider knowledgeable about orchids and from that select group, you are the most sensible . The way you approach the growing of plants is so logical .

[@BradsGreenhouse]

Thank you very Much!

[@sarablessington8309]

Great video, thank you!! How often do you water the orchid while it is in the bag? I assume you spray the sphagnumm moss only when you hydrate it?

[@sebituri]

Hi Brad! Thanks for helping me with the plants,this time just came here to thank you!

[@BradsGreenhouse]

your welcome!

[@luxmifrei9759]

Thank you for the tip. I have a Vanda that is struggling with its roots. They are just stubs and no signs of growth. Hopefully your tip will do the trick👍🥳🇨🇭

[@MicksMasdevalliaorchids]

Looking forward to seeing the updates of the new roots, good video of the Bag & Spag method, thanks for sharing & happy growing.

[@BradsGreenhouse]

THANKS!

[@bc2855]

Hi , do you have an update of your vanda? I would like to see your results ! 🌸

[@rbmortera68]

do you leave your plant in that bag for straight 6 - 8 weeks no break for to air the plant ? please let me know coz im dealing with my 4 rootless orchids , thank you in advance 🙂

[@kennith.]

Hi Brad, did this one survive the move? Is it possible for an update on this one. Also would this method work on cuttings from a Phal spike?

[@gregoirefulghum583]

I did this on a declining Vanda and it works. I used styrofoam peanuts in the net pot. It took two months! Thanks Brad!!!

[@gretchenrodriguez]

Thank you. Do you have a video of where to make that cut?

[@BradsGreenhouse]

Where's everyone watching from? Let me know below and watch the original potting video here ORIGINAL VIDEO kzbin.info/www/bejne/aXrHi5qJi9qqlbs Watch the entire Vanda video series from start to finish here: VANDA ORCHID SERIES kzbin.info/aero/PLtWeWo5hGEkVRA1supgCmXHU09fTKkjgQ Plus Check out this orchid Care Playlist for more orchid videos! kzbin.info/aero/PLtWeWo5hGEkWfyrD8avQByKZSpRm2S3IX

[@BradsGreenhouse]

👍👍

[@TrishsOrchidLife]

This the best bag method so far! Thank you!

[@BradsGreenhouse]

thanks Trish

[@miche7032]

Great demonstration... Keep us updated on its progress. Good luck.

[@sureshkumar-gu9vu]

Great! I'll be trying out that

[@marilynyearwood9123]

I'm going to try this. Thank you.

[@evasantos7503]

Thanks for sharing i love vanda orchids, god bless ❤️❤️❤️

[@DaWahine79]

Is there a follow up video? Did the vanda grow?

[@sravans2k]

Do i need to spray water on moss once in 3 to 4 days? Or leave it closed to 3 to 4 weeks

[@debbie8783]

Interesting technique. Thanks 4 sharing.

[@anafrmboca]

If I live in south Florida do I need to put vanda in bag or can I just leave it laying on top of moss. Interesting procedure. Thank you

[@lubabai9922]

hi brad, did this plant survive? any chance you'll do an update video?

[@Kelsie8641]

I try to avoid click-baitey videos, but dang. It's Brad. 💚😂

[@hermiea6854]

I wish I saw this video before tossing my root-less Vanda. It's difficult to keep Vandas alive here in San Diego, Ca. It's way too dry and barely rain, except this month. I had two Vandas for two years and both of them bloomed for me once since I got them, but then the other one slowly loosing leaves. I didn't know what to do. It finally lost all its leaves so I tossed it out. The leaves on the other one started to turn yellow and roots are not growing. I'll try to bag it to get the roots start to grow. Thank you for this video. Oh and BTW, I like the thumbnails on your video with your subject. It makes it appealing to click on it and watch.

[@jimrenneker7653]

I am looking for 1-4 parts of the orchid series. This is number 5. Please advise

[@candiclark6986]

Thank-you, great and informative video. Just the info I was searching for!!!

[@wandashaw3551]

Hi Brad, what a great idea. Can wait for the next progress video. Thanks so much.

[@BradsGreenhouse]

thanks! Now the waiting game! haha

[@wandashaw3551]

If nothing else growing orchids has taught me to be PATIENT! 😄

[@tallybeaverman9462]

I wonder if Rooting Hormone would help kick start the roots. It works on most every other plant.

[@cindyd.2882]

Nice video. I sometimes use “new skin” liquid bandaid on fresh cuts-dries quickly and stays put.

[@BradsGreenhouse]

great idea !

[@m951top]

Why have I never thought of this. Brilliant!!!!

[@birdluvrs]

What was the end result for this rootless Vanda? Did it grow new roots, or die?

[@sherryporsch9349]

Can’t wait too see roots on this Vanda.

[@yuriram2]

Can I use fresh moss ?

[@theeamericanempire2279]

I have a question and that question is if the crown has mold on it and all of the leaves died off and it’s just a green stem for where the flowers bloom from would their be any way for me to save thee orchid and have it grow back all of the leaves?

[@CarnivorousPlantsAndGardening]

Very helpful 👍 I have an orchid that has root problems

[@BradsGreenhouse]

Thanks you, best of luck!

[@CarnivorousPlantsAndGardening]

@@BradsGreenhouse you too! The orchid I have Is having a bad reaction to the medium (I use fine orchid mix) considering that it was in sphagnum Moss when I bought it and it was over watered

[@azizimtiaz6326]

So I did this but it grow white color fungus what’s my mistake and what the procedure for day 3 day 5 and so

[@ameerameera5219]

Great vidio can use this method for phalaenopsis?

[@annagalabova1289]

Hi, Brad! Thank you for this video. I followed the instructions with an orchid I had cut after fusarium. It has been two weeks and the plant is shrivelled, no sign of new roots. Could it be that I did not cut high enough and there is still infection ( I think I see some new purple on the outside of the stem) or that the "greenhouse" I made was not airtight enough? Any help would be much appreciated! ☺

[@angeltrudo5783]

Is it suppose to have water all over ringside the bag? I did this a week ago and the inside is sweating really bad and the top of the plant, the leaves, are looking now yellowed?

[@francisgerry3883]

I put the rootless orchid into the damp moss then bag. It works

[@yolandarates3298]

Hi Brad I just came across your video and I like that you talk about the info that what I was going to surge, one of my orchids has bloom couple of times, I dont know if that's how you say it so sorry about that, anyway so the orchid on one of the stems is growing like another orchid or kaki I think you called it that,so is about 3'' long but I didnt know what to do, untill now that I saw your video, I think Im gonna let it grow more before I cut it from stem to plant it and hopefully it does grow. Thank You. by the way I'm new subscriber

[@Laura-Ransan]

What about a Vanda with no leaves? What can I do? I ventured to Vandas and my first attempt was not so good 😂 any help?

[@coypeahen]

Brad, how often would you check on this? Would u spray it from time to time?

[@kelleozmon4118]

I had the same question!

[@rosechapman949]

Hi Brad - Do you totally seal the plastic bag, or allow a couple holes for fresh air?

[@JDRahim]

I did holes the bag...for a ventilation purpose of course they still needs it.

[@suet9023]

Did he ever put the update of the orchid? Because how can someone say it is the best method without seeing the results? 🤔

[@piriepeasant4554]

How often do I need to mist inside the bag? (Aussie!)

[@JDRahim]

I guess when you dont see any steam droplets inside the bag, then you need to mist the moss again.

[@lavernelesznik6750]

Hello, a little off topic, but I have several Clivia that have only flowered once. This is years

[@jude1515]

Good video.

[@MJQL]

can you do this to cattleyas?

[@juliethompson8888]

Can you use anything other than river rock? Charcoal?

[@sharonholmes4444]

You can buy river rock pebbles for a $ at dollar tree.

[@agnescassar7604]

Thanks can i do the same for cymbidians great tip

[@elizabethtodriff5622]

Thanx!

[@whimsycrafter_bangla]

hello Brad. Lovely tutorial,thank you so much :) . I have two dendrobiums which are with almost no roots at present. Can I use this method for them ? Also since your using spaghnum moss to keep the bag humid,can i substitute it with coconut coir? Its really a task to find spaghnum here.

[@karenhaygood2644]

Brad I tried this with the bag and two or three weeks nothing....how long should u leave it?

[@selinayanicki4036]

Would this work if I had 2 supper short roots.

[@Mr.Prize1]

Hey brad do cephalotus plants need dormancy?

[@melenelewis5975]

will this work for Aerangis species?

[@irinasekret6027]

Hi, did this one survive? Is there an update?

[@sharonholmes4444]

Yes, update please?

[@angeltrudo5783]

Hey Brad did this one have great success? I’m having some issues with one of my vandas. I am not sure what to do at this point, do you have an email for individuals to ask questions? Ty in advance

[@katebeedot6964]

Hi Brad, all your watchers and interested subs are asking the same question: what happened in the end and how long did it take to get the first results? Just be nice, if not fair, to know Thanks

[@edsnowden7576]

Can I use transparent glass vase?

[@joenalynsabanto6350]

thank you sir for you share

[@richarddrake9650]

Cinnamon is great forborchids

[@Mr.Prize1]

Hey brad i just received a cephalotus from mail and im not sure what to do next there really small should i just leave it in 100%spagnum moss or repot it?

[@joela6895]

Darth Night repot so you can see the root conditions

[@aleetapowe7478]

Brad, I tried this method with my vanda. Two days after "bagging" it, and hanging it in a bright (but not hot location) the 2 bottom leaves turned yellow. I'm not sure what to do next. Please help with any suggestions.

[@maggiecaceres5376]

Keep posting please 🤗🤗🥰🥰

[@BradsGreenhouse]

😊😊😊

[@anastasiyabob9268]

How do u prevent it from MOLDING?

[@alymary5661]

Thanks for the video but without full explanation, update on it or replying to comments asking the same, it is not that useful. How often do you spray inside, do you let it breathe sometimes or do you punch small holes, etc..?! Did it grew roots? Thanks!

[@donnaread6637]

Might try thus with a Phally

[@LearningCurveAcres]

Another great video, thanks!

[@BradsGreenhouse]

thanks!

[@kristinemorley4337]

Nice & helpful thx

[@m951top]

The problem I have when I try it’s method is I get too much mold and I just give up.

[@mellie4174]

What about rooting hormone?

[@unrealhit88]

Do a live Q and A

[@justinhicks6424]

Good video

[@pandalove4everful]

Good luck!,

[@BradsGreenhouse]

thanks!

[@ScaryFear]

Brad, would this work for me. I just got a Phalaenopsis gigantea. It has few roots. I had it in semi hydro and that was a mistake. It hated it. I've only had it like four days but lost roots. The newest leaf was small when I got it and now it's soft. I have like four roots left. I just put it in water with KLN. Will leave it there a few hours. Should I use this method to bring it back? It was the one I had told you about before. I really don't want to lose it. It's my first time with this species and I'm off to a bad start already though i think I got a sick plant because of the few roots too and the bad new leaf.

[@ronatiram3062]

Hi. Four months later... Hope you are doing well.... How is the rootless bagged orchid doing? What was done for the padt months? Pretty please: an update video... Stay safe!

[@ScaryFear]

@@ronatiram3062 Please don't reply to my comment. Start a new one. This comes to my inbox not Brad's.

[@kutecitten5701]

great vid!! can you make one for orchids with roots but without leaves? thanks

[@itohisti8069]

Update?

[@m.bedani68]

Olá por favor tem como traduzir para português ‼️

[@ronatiram3062]

Four months later. Hope u are well. Please update on you and your orchid... What did u do for her during the months and how is she today... Thanks! Stay safe and healthy!

[@plips71755]

Now to be clear, it sure looks like it has two roots.

[@DanysOrchidsSoCA]

I see no updates on this project, nor any answer to your viewers' inquiries as to what happened to the plant, whether it survived or not... So I assume that it didn't, LOL!

[@IwillloveU4ever10]

Nnnnice. .❤.

[@sandiesorchids9387]

something is wrong with your camera

[@BradsGreenhouse]

I don't understand?

[@karlomarano6647]

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[@judithlouw8858]

Do not want to join Thank you