inez

about 3 years ago

so I live in a camper and I left my AC off on accident twice in a row and it was around 90° inside my camper and my orchid that I bought a few days ago started to wilt, any advice on how to help

Daisy

about 3 years ago

He’s doing great!! :D

I hope my blooms last a while. These are my first orchids and they seem to like their home as I’ve been getting new buds too.

We have a Moth Orchid at my office (a library) that has not bloomed in the longest time. Any advice to help it bloom?

new to the jewel orchid….anyone know if this little sprout on the opposite side of the pot means it needs a bigger pot?

LilRed

about 3 years ago

Pretty new to the Orchid community, but I’ve had this one for about 8 months, around month 3 or 4, all of the flowers slowly fell off. Everything I’ve read said to trim down the stem and just wait for re-bloom… My question is how long does re-blooming usually take? (Pictures are 6 months ago vs now) (I trimmed the stem about 2 months ago and it’s grown 2 inches since.)

MeasomerPi

about 3 years ago

I’ve been waiting on her to bloom again. Brassavola nodosa ’Little stars’ Produces a lovely fragrance at night.

I bought this beautiful fragrant “pansy” orchid in June. It’s labeled Miltonia. But I cant find any online which look exactly like it. Planta also wont identify it correctly. Can anyone confirm if it is a Miltonia and what sort of environment it needs to thrive? It also now has some black spots on leaves and bulb. Is that too much light or mold? Thanks!

Zan~ Anxious Planter

about 3 years ago

Anyone know how to identity what “buds” are viable and where I should cut my losses.

I bought my first ever Orchid today 😊 I am not the greatest at all with keeping plants alive so I am hoping this app with help greatly! Is there a fertilizer that is highly recommended, the app recommends that I do fertilize it in 13 days?

Key Lime Stars. What a very strong and vigorous grower! Absolutely zero set-back since I brought her home last September. Two directions of growth. And GUYS!!! not one, but TWO little sheaths with buds forming inside. I know it’s more fun to see the flowers, but it’s cool to see how other types of orchids begin to flower if you’re just used to a phalaenopsis flower spike. Plus, I am just so excited to see what’s coming, and happy that it looks like it’s going to bloom for the first time in my care.

Mendez Home

about 3 years ago

Ok y’all I did it. We repotted. Wish us luck. I didn’t realize it was in ALL moss, I thought there was bark in there too! Boy was I wrong 😬

It’s me again , Newbie, here are the pics of my three Phalaenopsis , wondering what’s happening the leaves. Needing advise and thanks

joyful

about 3 years ago

this is my orchid and if you see closely, the petals are green at the ends.. maybe it’s moss..?

MeasomerPi

about 3 years ago

I have a thing for yellow flowers. I don’t know why I am just now realizing that.

So I’ve read that the orchid needs to be reported when the media is broken down, but how do I k ow when it is broken down? I bought this amazing orchid for $5.00(what a deal!), and I’m thinking about repotting it soon, but how do I k ow if it needs repotting or not? (I used flash for the second pic because it was too dark)

Question to those of you who have dendrobium experience… I live in the Midwest, and have heard that they need higher temps and more light than even say, cattleyas. Would I struggle to get them to bloom in my regular 68-70 degree home environment?

Any suggestions? Is there a way to re propagate it? The last leaf broke off but the roots still look a little alive. I sprayed it with fungicide.

My poor orchid is struggling! I love the color and I want to save it! I lost another leave today! What do I do? I just watered it and I also checked the roots and repotted it recently. Help!!

MeasomerPi

about 3 years ago

For such tiny flowers, the Oncidium Gold Dust pumps out the loveliest fragrance. Such a joy to have it at my desk.