Help and tips growing orchid species in the home or greenhouse. If you need any help with a task then just ask me and I'll see if I can do a video for you
I was disappointed watching your video. You showed the most odd orchids that I never buy and think anybody else be much interested to buy and care for this types of orchids. Please show how to buy and how to take care of some more common types of orchids,like Philodendrons which people find in grocery stores and buy and like to know what to do after they buy them.
Hi. Would you please elaborate on the care routine for just sprinkling the seeds on top of compost? I'd like to try just as a hobbyist. Thank you so much! Great video!
There is no point of extra care for sterilizing when you put down your forcep and holding the material with your hand. You have hold a lot of things with your hands and you use it to hold the explant instead of a sterilized forcep. The forcep shoukd not be put down instead it should be put on top of a sterilize half cover petri dish to avoid contamination. Wrong practice.
Spent days trying to research the validity of a similar claim made in a shorts. Only now did RU-vid recommend this video. Anyway, better late than never.
you should see some growth in around 6 weeks. If anything went wrong and mold/fungus grows then it's usually a sterilization problem and that usually occurs within the first 3 days. Put the tubes in a well lit area but not in direct sun or it will cook! Should be around 24C
I saw wild orchids in myanmar. Most of the orchids grew on apple trees (phalenopsis) and cherry trees. So why not trying to use bark from cherry and apple trees
Tissue culture requires the bud to be removed from the stem and used, you are just doing cuttings that will take normally with water or growth medium, they dont need the sterilizing.
Buon pomeriggio , sono una nonna di 72 anni , mi piacciono molto le orchidee da anni , il problema è solo che non conosco la sua lingua inglese credo !! Io non lo conosco le sarei grato se parlasse tutto questo in italiano.grazie mille .
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...i am deflasking now🤗. . .thanks for this video guide... (my phals are big so needed to break the jar. . .i like your flask/box - easy to deflask) mi
Is there any benefit to flasking in tubes or bottles versus petri dishes? I worked in a plant lab and we always plated seeds, embryos, and explants in dishes. Much easier to handle.
@Giovanni Fazi. I was thinking the exact same thing. I would have expected a sterile hood if you're going to go to all the trouble. Idk? It was an interesting video nonetheless.
