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Orchid Seedling Replate - Protocorms / PLB (3 of 4 - Growing Orchids From Seed) - Phal pallens

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4 months after the first sowing - the next video of the orchid flasking series.
Growing Orchids From Seed - Phalaenopsis Flasking Series:
Video 1 of 4 - Sowing Orchid Seeds
• Growing Orchids From S...
Video 2 of 4 - Update 4 Weeks Later, Seed Germination
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Video 3 of 4 - Replating Phalaenopsis Protocorms
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Video 4 of 4 - Deflasking Phalaenopsis Seedlings
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In this video we're replating phalaenopsis pallens seeds which were sowed invitro. The orchid media used is P668, and the original seeds were sown dry seed with hydrogen peroxide at 3% to disinfect the seeds. Germination happened after about 4 weeks and the orchids have been growing from seed since. I may replate these phalaenopsis seedlings one more time before the final deflask; but this essentially covers the steps required to understand how to grow orchids from seeds.

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@R-Flowerish Год назад

Thank you so much for documenting your process and the growth of your seedlings!! I've always been intimidated by the idea of growing orchids from seed but, after growing them for a few years and watching your seedling videos, I feel ready to give this a shot. I self-pollinated one of my orchids a couple of days ago, I'm excited to see where this goes.

@HerebutNot Год назад

Good luck! It’s a bit of a time investment, but a super interesting process

@JB-kf7od 4 года назад

mans got a whole BSL-4 lab in his home, absolute hero.

@HerebutNot 4 года назад

Hahaha. One day! Haha...it is pretty cool though. Makes me feel like a 👨🏼‍🔬

@DhruWithAnH 4 года назад

Looks like a tricky process but you look like a pro! Excited for the new flasks!!

@HerebutNot 4 года назад

Thanks Dhru! Should have some seedlings to bring to the Edmonton show in the spring *Fingers crossed*

@DhruWithAnH 4 года назад

Here...but Not hurray! I’ll keep my eyes peeled!

@juliearaiza3465 4 года назад

Wyatt about putting a hole I each of the short sides. In one out a heap filter on the other a fan that sucks the air out. The flow should pull through the filter out the fan and remove the humidity during time your using. Bigger plastic containers would make it closer to a fume/sterile hood. Level 3/4, idk, CDC viral containm. J K. I really appreciate your videos

@gcarson 4 года назад

Really appreciate you showing us the process :)

@taylortibbs3839 4 года назад

These are so incredibly helpful! I am just starting to propagate my small orchid collection and your blog and videos have been so great! Best source of information I have found! Thank you!

@Kira-kg4kl Год назад

Loved watching this information documentation of the process, all i can say is.... you really need a bigger sterile space 😅😅 would probably be alot easier for you ❤

@jackhagenaars165 4 года назад

Thanks for taking the time to make this video....I would love to see a how to make the media video...cheers

@nikhathussain6549 Год назад

You are genius.I salute you excellent 👌 work

@BlueAquatics 4 года назад

Awesome video!! Got more species phal this past weekend, was inspired by your collection.

@AlfredoGarciaYTChannel 3 года назад

Thanks for putting this together. I think it's interesting.

@moniquebarber1474 2 года назад

Neat setup

@dickusmaxximun8126 Год назад

Oh, the lonely protocorn that lingers and lingers there, and them commits seppuku.

@sooth15 4 года назад

8:28 OMG WHAT? Really? I think those are both so pretty!

@HerebutNot 4 года назад

JC 🙌🏻 I totally agree. I hope I get some seedlings from it

@chemengel2159 4 года назад

@@HerebutNot I reeeaaally hope you get/got seeds. I love the amabilis x stobartiana and I have one at home. Very chilled out plant. I was thinking about crossing it to my bellina once but...I was afraid of the number of seedlings to care after *lol*. Keep up your wonderful channel/blog!

@maintagodisah3829 4 года назад

garden orkids i really dream i spend all the time planting orkids. tq.

@darinthavong1454 4 года назад

Great informative I'll have to experiment myself now thx u

@charlottemccord2331 6 месяцев назад

I love your fur baby

@irenechaychi6215 4 года назад

Thanks for the video, you gave me lots of great information on your blog also, I was up until 3 AM reading it 😉. I have a question, I would like to know if you sell any of those cute baby orchids? I would love to have one of them to take care if it's possible.

@aldarlopez6474 4 года назад

please .. subtitles in Spanish since I love your channel but I don't understand anything you say. Now I only see the orchids😍😍😍😍 but I don't understand what you're talking about ... greetings from Mexico

@HerebutNot 4 года назад

I'll see what I can do - Thanks for the feedback and for following along even though it's in a different language!

@iwonahammel 4 года назад

Hello. Thank you fir sharing your knowledge with us. I have decided to try to. But before I get started I have a few questions which I hope you can help me with. I have new and used normal glass marmelade containers with metal caps. I also have a pressure cooker. My questions: I can not se how many psi my pressure cooker generates. How much water should I pour inside? A tiny lewel over the media? For how long should I autoclave the glass. Should the metal lid be on. Should I close the lid or keep it slightly open. I have notized that you have small holes on the caps with a plaster on. Is this so the oxygen is able to get out when the hydroperoxide evaporates? Is it still sterile when the hole with the plaster is present? My seed pots are developing nicely. But they are still green so I have the time to prepare so I can be successful. Thank you so much for your chanel. It is a pleasure to see your beautiful orchids. Greetings from Denmark.

@HerebutNot 4 года назад

If your pressure cooker is "electric" (like a InstantPot) it only goes to ~10PSI and it won't work. I tried this...i ended up with contamination of every flask. It has to be 15PSI and most pressure cookers for canning will offer this detail. For the lids during/after pressure cooking - the goal is not to create a tight seal (or you will have a negative pressure in the flask which will pop and suck air in); you want a tight seal after you flask, so what I do is pressure cook the jars with the lid loosely on the jar. Then after pressure cooking, I let everything in the pot come down to room temperature before I open the pressure cooker, then I work quickly to tighten all the jars without getting air into them. I hope that helps a bit

@iwonahammel 4 года назад

@@HerebutNot thank you for your help. I have a normal pressure cooker to be used om a stove. How many minutes of autoclaving?

@symundedavis5526 4 года назад

I love what you have done with your orchids. I am going to be new to growing seedlings but I have been working with rescues (gifts and store bought) using water culture, as I have had issues with gnats and white mold with organic media. They have been doing well for the most part but if too much moisture is there for too long the mold will start to present again. How do you keep your pests and other bacteria under control after the seedlings have been deflated and potted? What are your thoughts of water culture? I want to very much want to experiment with growing from seeds but I want to get the environment of the other plants perfected first. I am most grateful of any advice!

@HerebutNot 4 года назад

Thanks symunde davis! I wish you the best of luck with your growing. To answer your questions: - I avoid mold issues by following wet/dry cycles. Allowing the media to dry slightly between waterings, but not so much that the roots desiccate. - I do have fungus gnats - I use pinguicula (butterwort) carnivorous plants to help keep those numbers down. - water culture...I think is overrated and if someone looked into the science of it, I think you’d find many compelling reasons why water culture isn’t a good option for most orchids and/or most people. That said, there are a small subset of people who do water culture well and if you want to experiment, then all the power to you. - specifically growing from seed I don’t think is hard; however, it takes a lot of time (few years before you’ll see flowers) and once you deflask, the seedlings require slightly more care than the adults (following those wet/dry cycles). Hope that helps!

@smorchids1741 4 года назад

Awesome video! Can you tell me what systemic you used to get rid of your thrips? I've been struggling for years with them on my schillerina cross and would be ever so grateful for your help.

@dianeallen28 3 года назад

LOVE IT

@edylganado3083 4 года назад

Do have any ingridients how yo make sa media solution to sowing the orchids seeds

@nolanboyle8087 4 года назад

Wow! Great video. Ive been doing a lot of flasking and just barely getting protocorns. Im sure this will be very helpful if they ever get bigger.

@Nini_Falastini 2 года назад

You should register all of your hybrids.

@silvieporter8577 4 года назад

Aaaahhhaaaahaaaa You did not say my name.... tell me I was hallucinating. Clive really beefed up eh? Good vid Dustin.

@HerebutNot 4 года назад

hahaha - well, what are orchid friends for, right?! lol And yeah - Clyde is a fatty now. We've been cutting back on his food a bit...but he's still a chunk. :P

@jyvaineorchids2255 4 года назад

Hello, for the terrestrial orchids, you need to put them in full darkness, it help much to grow, my paphiopedilum spicerianum seeds took around 3 mounths to grow a bit then nobody can stop them. I have 49 littles babys growing sins 5 mounths now. For the européens terrestrial orchids, a scientifique pdf said that it's better to put them in the fridge for 4 mounths before showing.

@HerebutNot 4 года назад

Very interesting. So...I have a few flasks of the ophrys which are in permanent darkness. They haven't germinated yet - but I've had a couple germinate which were in light. The flasks in light are nearest the floor so they get a cool draft and I'm hoping this "cold stratifies" them sort of naturally. Time will tell though. I think my fridge may be too cold for that species as I've read that apifera generally stays around 10c. Will be fun to see what happens. Thanks for your comment and insights

@nikhathussain6549 Год назад

Kindly explain about the black solution in the jars

@omaraldulami155 4 года назад

thanks really perfect

@sandiesorchids9387 4 года назад

Awesome video!

@HerebutNot 4 года назад

Ah, thanks so much Sandie! I appreciate the feedback

@warrenjason5985 4 года назад

👍👍

@frankgordonsmith4795 4 года назад

does the band-aid air vent help, make a difference

@HerebutNot 4 года назад

Ehhhh, I don’t particularly like them. I feel that those vents are often a point for contamination. But...maybe I’m doing something wrong. Who knows

@williamcashion5262 4 месяца назад

At what point, age, size do yòu ñot worry about mold fungus killing seedling,

@johntee4728 2 года назад

is it possible to evenly spread the seeds in the media by streaking it with sterile swab dip in hydrogen peroxide so as not to absorb the peroxide originally used when you planted it on the media.

@allisonjohnson5799 Год назад

Hi Great and interesting. Ido not have an email but i have been following the 4 in 1 on growing from seed in the flask but what is the dark base in the flask jar? THANKS

@thomas1918 4 года назад

I though you could only flask orchids in a lab setting, thank you so much for this video! I will for sure be trying this out when I can :) I'm wondering what systemic you used for thrips, I'm in Ontario and can't get anything that actually works. I don't know if there are different laws for Alberta but i would love something for thrips, they always seem to pop up again randomly

@bobbymalta73 3 года назад

So you have to pollinate 2 plants with 2 different Flower Colours? Cheers Thks For Sharing.

@johntee4728 2 года назад

where did you buy the media that you used on this

@haleythibodeau183 4 года назад

What do you pot them in? It looks like a mixture of moss and soil

@HerebutNot 4 года назад

Haley Thibodeau - sorry, which ones? The seedlings or the macodes petola?

@wongcm2836 4 года назад

How to make agar?

@indoororchidsandtropicals358 3 года назад

Do you have the video of the guy from orchidspecies cloning sections of phalaenopsis spikes? I can't find it. Mostly I want to know what medium was used, but the video would also be extremely helpful as I'd like to try this with a sobennikoffia (angraecoid) spike. Thanks so much. Edit i found it. If you have a couple of flasks with a suitable medium for this that I could buy offof you..I need about 2 to 4 asap. Long story, thanks so much.

@jesusadangcalan3694 4 года назад

what is used in growing seeds of orchids

@cohomesource 4 года назад

Do you know of anywhere i could buy the seedlings? BTW, thanks for the awesome videos

@elliotthails2375 3 года назад

Did O.apifera germinate? I thought they need to be kept in the dark to germinate

@HerebutNot 3 года назад

Very few germinated and thereafter they did poorly. I deflasked them early in the hope I could offer better conditions exvitro, but they quickly died from mold. So...unfortunately I wouldn’t consider that experiment a success. They likely need a terrestrial flask media (I used a general maintenance media) and then for care afterwards...I’m not sure

@michaelmccarthy4077 4 года назад

you need a butane torch lighter so that you aren't leaving soot on the tools. Are there enough people in Canada to sell all of those orchid babies to? 😉

@HerebutNot 4 года назад

Does soot cause any issues, aside from being ugly? And you know... I have no idea if i'll have enough people to take these plants in...but between friends, the orchid society, and the Orchid Lovers & Growers of Canada group on facebook, I'm sure it'll be okay. I could always resort to eating the extras, right? lol

@michaelmccarthy4077 4 года назад

@@HerebutNot well, you're leaving behind petrochemical residues that could be harmful to orchid roots. Whether or not they will cause harm, I can't say. Don't eat them, just send them to people in the states. Oh, wait, your mail service won't let you. Strict Canadian postal service rules. I'd tell them to relax, but they probably don't want to upset Emperor Cheetoh.

@HerebutNot 4 года назад

Hahaha - right?! I actually think the international shipping stuff has to do with CITES permits and the prohibition of international trade of threatened species.... Now... I think it's complete garbage because a) I'm producing hybrids; b) I'm producing NEW plants not taking them from the wild; and c) if the concern is around preventing invasive pathogens like nematodes...well who cares, the plants are in vitro and 110% clean. lol For the soot - I donno if it's harmful. I've done that a few times now, so I'm not too worried...if I get more hardcore into this, I'll pick up a butane torch. I don't have any fire in my condo except for that crappy lighter though lol. No need for it.

@michaelmccarthy4077 4 года назад

@@HerebutNot Canada is surprisingly strict on plant export rules. I bought some African Violets from a Canadian grower who, to skirt the laws, just drives over the border with the plants and mails them in the US. Theoretically, you could do the same.

@HerebutNot 4 года назад

Totally could do - It's about a 6 hour drive to Montana from here. If we go next summer, maybe i'll give that a shot

@nemo9396 Год назад

Do you need to inoculate them with fungi?

@HerebutNot Год назад

Na, the nutrient media has what the fungus would have provided in nature. So the seedlings just grow without the fungus until they’re large enough to sustain their own growth

@dakotamoone1959 3 года назад

Hi, what do you use for media in your flasks?

@yalchinhuseynov2987 Год назад

At 0:53 looks like Orphys caucasica

@HerebutNot Год назад

Eh, totally possible. I had just used an image off Google to illustrate what it was. The plants never made it past the first season in flask-I suspect the media wasn’t ideal-but they were ophrys apifera seeds from a selfing of a friend’s plant.

@yalchinhuseynov2987 Год назад

@@HerebutNot the plant is endemic in my home country, Azerbaijan. In a region called Karabakh it is a popular symbol celebrated in songs and poems. Very hard to grow outside the nature. I googled apifera and it looks the same.

@katvonef Год назад

I would like to purchase how can I contact you

@irinagorlovitski-orchidsho1561 3 года назад

Fantastic!!! If I'd like you to saw some seeds for me, is it possible? And how much would you charge me for it???

@HerebutNot 3 года назад

Hi Irina! No, sorry I don’t do flasking services. It’s generally about 9-18 months and I don’t have the space to grow out that many flasks for others. Even with my own, I’ve run out of space.

@tashidolkar3659 4 года назад

👍👍👍🙏

@jinhui86 4 года назад

Thanks for the detailed informative videos! at 24:50 you dropped 1 and you said those will be not growing up. I assumed that it was because it touched the paper. But will it continue to grow if you clean it immediately with H2O2? or is it gone the moment it is dropped on the paper soaked with 10% chlorine solution?

@HerebutNot 4 года назад

It could continue to grow - but the risk of contamination is higher because it made contact with the paper towel which may not be perfectly or totally sterile. Paper towel goes from outside to the inside, so i consider it less ideal and anything that touches it is potentially contaminated. Also, for one plant, it's not worth the risk of contaminating the rest. But...if you had a second flask or something, you could always put it there if it was very special and there were few seedlings to begin with - or don't be a klutz like me hahaha.

@jinhui86 4 года назад

@@HerebutNot haha thanks for the explanation!

@karynagaldamez2013 4 года назад

Which zone do you live in? I literally can't even keep a full grown orchid alive...

@HerebutNot 4 года назад

Karyna Galdamez - I’m in 4a; but when you grow indoors, your outdoor zone is irrelevant. It’s based on max/min temps and your indoor temps are much more mild compared to outside

@user-wx7zb6gl2m 4 года назад

I've seen anthuriums & philodendrons care posts on your blog. I'm curious, can I use moss instead of peat moss?

@HerebutNot 4 года назад

차차구구 I don’t see why not. I like peat because it’s particulate and stays moist a bit longer. But my climate is also quite dry, so I need that. Sphagnum moss should work nearly as effectively

@Druexotics 4 года назад

Do the phrags require a different media

@HerebutNot 4 года назад

They might? I'm using the same P668 media from Phytotech Lab and it seems to work well enough

@summerray5124 3 года назад

What if you sterilized a squeegee for filming

@sorryIdontGetIt 4 года назад

Hey!! Do you have any Paphiopedilum?

@HerebutNot 4 года назад

I do! But none are in seed or flask - just some small plants that will take a few years to mature before I can use them for breeding. What about you? Have many paphiopedilums?

@sorryIdontGetIt 4 года назад

Hi, I have one paph. niveum for a couple of months now. it grows really well since I grow it in Thailand where it’s originated and I used to have 2 Phalaenopsis which unfortunately I think, I accidentally kill them because I kept them in an A/C room with very low humidity. I hope my niveum survive until it gives me the bloom, i recently know that they lose some of their bottom leaves and have some problem with fungus gnats, I guess. Have you ever had problem with fungus gnats growing indoor? I’m now abroad so I cant take care of the plant myself so I ask someone who happens to hate plants to take care of my plant lol which can be really frustrating lol I love your channel by the way, i hope I can see you more often :))

@fia8079 4 года назад

Lol a bit much like in a lab lol

@aslanonur23 Год назад

Can you hybrid potato and orchids therefore they have much bigger bulbs. Thinking farm orchis for bulbs . What do you think Living ireland... Thx a million advance.

@HerebutNot Год назад

Na, the plants that you hybridize must be close enough in relationship to share a good amount of genetics. Potatoes are not orchids so they’re very far removed genetically. Sometimes even hybridizing similar species (like phalaenopsis x phalaenopsis) has challenges

@aslanonur23 Год назад

@@HerebutNot thats ok understandable explanation however how vome they do same techniques water melon and pumpkin. Must be somewhere in the world they are working about it because massive money can be earn that way. 1 kilo powder orchids mascula cost over 100 dolar. If someone hybrid for bigger orchis bulb makes huge. Wish i listen my botanic teacher more when i was in university.