Orchid Propagation Without Cuttings or Keiki Paste

[@ianeb9615]

I feel like now I have a Channel for Orchid News. This is great lol You have such a News Anchor Style. I love it!

[@PictureMaria1]

LOL!!!! Thanks for watching and for joining me on my orchid adventures! I am so glad that you found me! I am wishing you the absolute best in your orchid adventures! ENJOY AND HAPPY GROWING! :)

[@josieercia3996]

I enjoy your explanation and and the way you talk, I enjoy lessening ,not too fast and it is very clear,thank you! I learned a alot and understand everything!

[@nisetabuatava2716]

Hi! Enjoyed your video. Inspired. Inspired. Inspired me immensely. All I have are two stem cuttings!

[@sophien5416]

You give great instructions and clear explanations. I also love your passion!

[@PictureMaria1]

Thanks so much for your positive feedback and very kind words! I do appreciate it and it really inspires me! Thanks for joining me on this orchid adventures and I am absolutely wishing you the best on your adventures as well! HAPPY GROWING!

[@thuanluhuu5552]

It's the best video that i have ever seen!

[@PictureMaria1]

Awwwwww that is so kind of you to say! I am glad that you enjoyed it and even happier to share! Thanks so much for watching and HAPPY GROWING!

[@s.d.7902]

👍 useful demonstration. I like your enthusiasm for growing orchids through alternate ways.

[@natgarcia586]

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[@chubjoe]

The twistee tie on the Den nobile may confuse people unless the tie is actually on the upper part of the cane. Otherwise, we could also say that the new shoot from the bottom actually the natural grown because the old canes are matured.

[@darrenmcgrath562]

Thank you @My Orchid Adventures. I found this very informative, and learned some new information on how to propagate new orchids, considering from seed it takes yeasrs to get plants. I did, however, get my very first Orchid Seed Pod off a Dendrobium Orchid many months ago. Excited, I quickly looked up how to grow from seed and was quickly disappointed at the work involved in sterilization, etc., and the length of time it takes for the seeds to grow into plants. 7 years is a long time to wait though, if successful, you cam end up with MANY more plants. Still going to have a crack at it for the experience, just trying to fing the easiest/cheap method. I have subscribed for further research in your videos.

[@PictureMaria1]

Thank you for joining me on my orchid adventures and I am so happy that this video has benefitted you. I have several propagation videos and experiments as well and they can be found in my playlist. I am wishing you the absolute best in your orchid adventures and HAPPY GROWING! 😄

[@ChristosChristos]

A HUGE bravo and a 1000x thanks for changing your video structure :-) . What a lovely informational video you did there! Keep it up!

[@PictureMaria1]

Thanks but I didn't change my video structure. Either way I'm glad you liked the video. HAPPY GROWING!

[@sabrinamachadosgarden3191]

Girl! Thank you for sharing your adventures! It’s always a pleasure watching your videos, your such a happy , energetic , fun loving person. Stay blessed and happy growing 😊

[@PictureMaria1]

AWWWWWW...THANK YOU SO SO MUCH! Your words of kindness really warms my heart...to think that you have so many wonderful thoughts and impressions of me! It really inspires me to be the best and to also give my best. I truly do appreciate that! May you be blessed exceedingly and abundantly and every day of your life! Indeed HAPPY GROWING!

[@debbiesmith6344]

What a great video so helpful i will now have a go with my orchids 😊.

[@PictureMaria1]

Thank you so much! It is a privilege that I am able to share my passion with so many that are just as passionate about orchids. I am wishing you the absolute best of luck with every endeavor! Please be sure to keep me posted! HAPPY GROWING! :)

[@aurorasaldana8974]

That was a great video! the fallen Tabebuia flowers fooled me into thinking you had a lot of yellow orchids for a second there!

[@PictureMaria1]

Thank you so much! ...and yes the flowers from my tree are EVERYWHERE!!! I First tried to remove them by hand and one by one...but just as soon as I thought I got majority of them...I want around the tree again and the blossoms had fallen yet again and it seemed as though I hadn't picked up a single one! LOL!

[@MyGreenPets]

I love the look of your cover photos, really nice use of the font/size/color, and of course your signature smileys :)

[@PictureMaria1]

Thanks!

[@dakarahandchacha777]

Love your videos. I'm learning a lot here. Keep it up!

[@PictureMaria1]

I am so glad that you have joined me on my orchid adventures and that my videos have been beneficial for you! That is what it is all about! "The more that we know...The more that we can grow"! HAPPY GROWING! :)

[@dorottyaudvardy]

With all the respect Miss Young you are a very beautiful woman. Thank you for all the valid information ❤️

[@claire2470]

...THANKS A LOT MS. MARIA😘...

[@PictureMaria1]

Thanks for watching and wishing you the absolute best in your plant growing adventures! Happy Growing!

[@katherinegeorgiou8811]

5 new growths on catasetum???? 💃🏻💃🏻💃🏻💃🏻💃🏻 woo hoooooo. Great work Maria.

[@PictureMaria1]

Thank you and isn't it amazing...orchids are just phenomenal in their want and achievement to thrive and to survive!

[@NYCOrchidQueen]

You did it again!!! Love it!♥♥♥

[@PictureMaria1]

...WHO, WHAT, WHEN WHERE??? I DID WHAT? I ADMITS TO THE NUTHIN'...THAT'S MY STORY AND I'M STICKING TOO IT! LOL! Thanks so much for watching and I am so glad that you loved the video!!! YAAAAAAAAY!!!! HAPPY GROWING DEAR FRIEND and I am so hoping that you are having some amazing orchid adventures! :)

[@PrettyRedLight91]

So much great information! Thank you for the video.

[@PictureMaria1]

Thank you so much for your feedback and for watching! HAPPY GROWING! :)

[@lilytoh3580]

Thank u for sharing an unusual propagation method,

[@cholotg9177]

Great 👍 job Maria 😍😍😍 as always

[@PictureMaria1]

Thank you so much for your positive feedback! I do appreciate it and I am so glad that you have joined me on my orchid adventures ! :)

[@priscillalynn3179]

Great video, intriguing ideas. How about an update on the catesetum?

[@PictureMaria1]

Thank you for watching and indeed it is quite an interesting adventures...and nothing much going on with the catasetum...just more shriveling...it may take a couple of months before we even see anything so it may be a little while before I actually do an update on it...please keep your fingers crossed!

[@reiswang2199]

Can it be done with dendro? My one oldest cane hava a little plumb in her 2nd top nodes. Have i remove the dry sheet too?

[@PIAMUSA]

Beautifully done...Very nice...thnx for sharing such an idea...what a better place or environment for these plants to be...so unusual for catasetum ...beautiful weather you have...

[@PictureMaria1]

Thank you so much and yes it does help quite a bit that I do have wonderful environment to grow orchids (most of the year)...and yes that catasetum is quite an overachiever...and the funny thing is...I didn't even show her other side...LOL!!! I'll totally and completely expose what's really going on in a soon to come video...stay tuned...LOL!

[@miche7032]

Very informational ... I might try it this method on a vanda . Thank you for sharing.

[@PictureMaria1]

Thank you...and indeed it is worth a shot! If you do I am hoping that everything goes well...and remember that it could take a while before you notice anything so patience is key! If you do it...keep me posted please. HAPPY GROWING :)

[@patriciasholarfreund4964]

Maria, Thanks. I always learn something from your videos. How would you apply this to oncidiums?

[@PictureMaria1]

Thank you and I am so glad that my videos have benefited you on your orchid journey...and applying to oncidiums...interesting question...I'll have to look into that... :)

[@axelbubenzer6255]

Wonderful video and very informative too,

[@ashasudhir1623]

It’s very interesting method. I am going to try it on my dendrobiums

[@PictureMaria1]

I hope it works for you but don't be disappointed if it doesn't. I find that it doesn't always work.

[@Sanja2201]

I adore U Maria Young and your orchids. You are so positive persob. I have a lot of orchids and I adore them so I enjoy to watch your videos.

[@PictureMaria1]

THANK YOU SO MUCH for your very kind comment and positive feedback! I do appreciate it! I am so glad that you have joined me on my orchid adventures! I am sending much love to you from Florida and I am hoping that all of the many orchids that you have grow and flourish and continue to bring you an endless amount of happiness! YOU deserve it! HAPPY GROWING my new found friend ! :)

[@Sanja2201]

Tnx dear :) Greetings from Croatia 😍😘

[@MrMockingbird1313]

Does this method work on Phalaenopsis orchids?

[@fotininap1149]

Hi !!! So informative videos !!!i m wondering can I try this method on a phalenopsis orchid !!

[@bhupinderbatth9775]

Beautiful presentation

[@chinlaigo3287]

Just want to ask something ...I have a vanda barnesii, Instead of using a Twisty Tie can I use a cable tie instead and really pull it tightly? Thanks

[@blueiris191]

Havent seen video yet, still waiting but love your colorful clothes always dressed so nicely!

[@PictureMaria1]

Thank you so much and I do appreciate the compliment! :)

[@emmacarlberg4634]

Amazing!! Thank you! I will try it too

[@PictureMaria1]

Thank you for watching and I am hoping much success! Remember to be patient as it can take awhile or a couple of attempts before you see good results. Please keep me posted and HAPPY GROWING ! :)

[@IrinasGarden]

It's very interesting!Thank you!

[@PictureMaria1]

Irina's Garden Thank you for sharing in my adventures! The more that we know...the more that we can grow! :). HAPPY GROWING!

[@sebastianbedoya9182]

I will try this method in a cattleya orchids

[@PictureMaria1]

That would be awesome... I would do it much the same way the only difference would be that you are working with somewhat of a rhizome type structure versus cane or stem area. Please be sure to keep me posted would love to know the results.

[@lynnbrooks5503]

This looks great Maria. How would it go on Cattleya do you think?

[@PictureMaria1]

Thank you Lynn...and it is funny that you mentioned that...someone else said that they were going to give it a try...I would think that it would be done in pretty much the same way...except you would be dealing with a rhizome type of growth structure versus stem or cane...it may allow people to be capable of producing more leads on orchids especially with trying it on the older bulbs and seeing if you can force more growths...wouldn't that be so awesome! I may have to give it a go myself and see how it goes!

[@furymarine4893]

Thinking of doing it soon also. Will try this on Den Phals as well. I have a few candidates. Thanks for the suggestion and thank Maria for this video. We keep learning!

[@michelleespino9814]

I can relate with getting your hair stuck in the flowers lol. This is the same concept that my teacher taught is in my botany class the dormant bud is used in cases of emergency.

[@CKotaGo7]

Very interesting. Thanks for sharing.

[@PictureMaria1]

Thanks for watching and joining me on my orchid adventures! I am hoping you will stop by and visit often! Happy Growing and I am wishing you the absolute best in all of your orchid adventures! :)

[@Potsky_]

What about the phalaenopsis orchid?

[@Brichanise.Nicole]

Cooler temps makes them start roots? Also what is the temp? Does it happen for all orchid or only the ones in that environment? Thx u lol

[@familiaechecamp6469]

Hello! Thanks for the video! Do you think this would work in a Phal flower stem? Also, I saw questions regarding cattleya... I have managed to grow new shoots by cutting through the rhizome (not complete cut, just almost through), just after an old growth. As with any cattleya, be sure to leave at least 3-4 healthy growths behind your lead before cutting.

[@supladuttalaishram4350]

Familia EcheCamp Mam too much explanation plz concise

[@priyanjaniperis6741]

that dendrobium in the end of the video is the dendrobium maccarthiae

[@PictureMaria1]

It was actually a dendrobium nobile species variety. I did an update on the blooms.

[@bennydelph987]

When should you separate them from the mother plant?

[@PictureMaria1]

I would wait until they get about 5" or more before removing.

[@bennydelph987]

Thank you so much Now I can safely replant mine, Now 9".

[@owetagda9437]

Thank you for sharing

[@PictureMaria1]

It is my pleasure! Thanks so much for watching and I am wishing the absolute best in your plant growing adventures!

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Can’t hear this video! 😩

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[@PictureMaria1]

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Good to watch it but human nails should not be used

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