Oncidium Orchid Care: Repotting Brassia Oncidium or Spider Orchid

Oncidium Orchid Care: Repotting Brassia Oncidium or Spider Orchid
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[@PhysicsRoxs]

I love your videos, always have. You are just so calm and explain what needs to be done. No unnecessary silliness or shenanigans! Perfect!

[@zinniachen4560]

I like your presentation style...to the point....Gracias

[@kevins9242]

Thank you for the instructions. This video has lots of good repotting information for sympodial orchids of the oncidium type.

[@blancafuentes1967]

Thank you! Sr. Brad, I just learned how to repot a Orchid. I think it was a BRASSIA SPIDER ORCHID. Again thank you!

[@jackgeorge5799]

This vid helped me split a neglected (had not repotted for at least 5 years) spider orchid into three plants. Hope they survive. Thanks!

[@darapaquette]

Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge!

[@BradsGreenhouse]

+Dara Paquette Thanks!

[@PopleBackyardFarm]

love your channel - just started raising Orchids.

[@chitrac7592]

thanks Brad,I cut the spike like you explained,now I am waiting for the new bloom

[@growingthings6232]

love the Green house very roomy in there neat idea on divinding the orchid. Now you will have more to water every day lol

[@BradsGreenhouse]

Yeah, that didn't work out as planned. I wanted more of different things to water everyday... Not more of the same. Haha

[@Togidubnus]

I miss out the sphagnum from my Brassia potting mix and I now get zero root rot. Also, it's a Brassia you've got there, not a Brassa: there's an i in it. You could have got a third plant from the backbulbs you could have taken off the larger division - they readily sprout from backbulbs. Didn't know pine bark is toxic. I use pine bark and my plants thrive in it and I'm still here.

[@cassycat100]

I knew it was for him!! hes wanted one forever yay for bill! I cant seem to find any brassia around here !! I live near bill so Im glad he got it !

[@BradsGreenhouse]

Haha

[@valerielove2122]

Hi! Thank you so much for putting this together. I have inherited a spider orchid from my mom. It’s roots have grown out of the pot and I am concerned about detaching them. They seem to be dry and papery. I was hoping to send a couple of photos to you so maybe you could coach me about this plant. The words on the plastic label are “ONCIDIUM HYBRID”. The flowers look like the spider orchid but not as large. Since it is blooming I don’t want to do anything until it is finished. Thoughts?

[@douglasalan7786]

I grow mine in a red lava rock and charcoal mix in a coconut fiber basket. Water daily.I have thousands of wild ones too. They choose the guitite tree to grown on. Corky soft bark,

[@bebebutterfield1]

Brad I save 2 liter plastic pop bottles and cut the top off, cut slits and drain holes in it to re-pot my orchids in. They are food safe and easy to cut. I think it's a good way to re-purpose plastic. ; o) Just an idea.

[@BradsGreenhouse]

great idea! a good size to!

[@orchidlover9537]

Great video, hope itblooms for you this year. :)

[@BradsGreenhouse]

Thanks, I hope it blooms too!

[@poodlepup1]

yes agree that they do not need direct sun.. they are way to light green and ? sunburnt...

[@DakotaRising1709]

The lighting and less-cluttered background in this video looks nicer. Probably because of the new greenhouse

[@tropicforest6957]

Congrats on 8,000!!!!!!!!!!!!! (Subscribers)

[@BradsGreenhouse]

Thanks! Seems like just a few months back it was 5000!

[@rc6304]

I have a 35 year old one and i never reported it. I will now do so. Do you ever remove the old pseudo bulbs? Some of m8ne have just died so i cit them off, is that ok? Where can I buy more of these?

[@08hanzy]

mine blooms twice on the same bulb. first on the left side then after 3 months, it will bloom on the other side. I kinda neglect it but it has been a vigorous grower. It has always been on a cold spot of my windowsill even on winter and doesn't have any problems..

[@BradsGreenhouse]

Mine have done that in the past too! Maybe it isn't to late :D

[@user-deleted]

great vid. have u ever done a video on orchid seed collecting or germination?

[@BradsGreenhouse]

I did a video on pollination last summer.

[@chitrac7592]

nice video Brad, can you tell me how to cut the dead flower spike,I need to repot and cut the spike too. please help me

[@BradsGreenhouse]

Orchid Care: How to cut off old Oncidium Orchid Bloom Spikes and tips to rebloom Orchids

[@ComedyFile]

they don't like direct sun, they like moderate shade. your leaves are burnt that's what the spots are.

[@kittylover9730]

Hope it blooms this year!

[@BradsGreenhouse]

Me too!

[@ritabeitz487]

Brad I have a question about my cymbidiums. I put them outside after the frost danger was gone in front of our house on the south side. They all burned in the sun, so I had to take them inside again. You had said that they like a lot of sun and can be kept outside until before the first frost. Any thoughts? I live just south of Seattle. Thanks Rita

[@wandafel6403]

Brad, where do get your Brassia? can you give me some suggestions? Thx

[@box_fox]

Great video! Your tips are really helpful :) Is there any chance of you doing a video on Phragmipedium Care? I just got one, and would really love some tips.

[@wadehollenbach2816]

Until we can talk Brad into a Phrag. video, I can tell you that they like to be wet. Some people in my society even sit them in a saucer of water. They also can take more light than most paphs. Good light for them will give you leaves that are a lighter green.

[@box_fox]

Wade Hollenbach Thank you! At the moment I have it in a saucer with a bit of water in the bottom, but I'll start watering it more too. What kind of growing media would you recommend?

[@wadehollenbach2816]

This can vary a bit. If you are growing paphs, that mix should do pretty well. My mix is 2 parts med. bark, 1 part fine bark, 1 part charcoal OR perlite, and 1 part long fibered moss. If a plant seems to be drying out too much, add a bit of coarse sand to the top and it will filter into the media. Best of luck!

[@box_fox]

Thanks! I'll try that when I replant it. Thank you for all your help

[@BradsGreenhouse]

Wade your hired! He gave you all good advice. Thanks on the Dracula video to wade!

[@zinniachen4560]

Ahhgghh...sorry!