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I wish I lived in Australia with Orchids. The seasons are different but magical!

Beautiful

Beautiful blooms Matthew. ❤🇯🇲

I am waiting for your “Duo de Citron”😍

Lincolnshire UK, just love your videos, 32c today, my Laelia anceps is about 4 to 5 months from blooming.

S. Africa here. Love watching your videos as were both in the same hemisphere which is super too. Thank you. Love that amazing oncidium.

Stick the sotoanum in warm sunshine then smell it. Or stick a mug of hot tea/coffee under the spike for a few minutes.

Regift the white phal if you don't want it!

Matthew thankyou sooooo much. I have a few terrific natives but only 1 flowering cymbidium and I just bought my first seedling. It is has a nee growth shoot like yours in the video and it's roots are potbound and very healthy. I can't wait to follow your directions and repot plus now I am going back to my local nursery to buy a few more😅. Cheers Cheryle

Brilliant video with a very knowledgeable guest. It's nice to know I'm following the basic deflasking rules in the same way as an expert like Michael but I also picked up a few tips from the video too. I've had my share of disasters especially when I did my first flask but I've come to believe total annihilation of a flask is the price we pay for the experience. Certainly didnt feel that way as my tiny plants were dying off though! Happily I've improved with each try and my latest deflasking has gone really well so far, first time with no losses so far, but they are only a month out of the flask. I'm hoping my luck continues.

my dendrobium nobiles leaves arrived really droopy and canes too seemed too watery

Thank you for sharing your knowledge and expertise. You have inspired me to do a similar thing here in Sydney, although targeted for small balconies. I have no water or electricity on my balcony, so no special equipment for me either.

Hi Mathew, I just bought 2 baskets of these yesterday, with 5-7 buds per basket! I’m very excited. Thank you for this video❤️ From CA, US.

Beautiful to see in the wild but too much work for only one day of bloom…I need something that will last a while for me to enjoy the fruits of my labor.

Hi Matthew thanks for your information. Can you please give the name of micro fungi. Song. I live in Qld I love your show

Nice and interesting plant❤

Спасибо огромное!💥👍🏻

A very interesting plant!

She's absolutely gorgeous 😍 ❤️

thanks for up loading. ❤ all your videos. I'm learning so much from you.

Fabulous.

Magnificent! May I ask how is this plant doing this year?

It’s always a pleasure to watch your videos, thank you for sharing your insights and wonderful personality!

Hi Matthew! Everything is looking lovely. 😊

Ok where can I find that orange orchid here in the states, ? Luv this channel and all things Orchids......❤

Thanks Matt really special for u to find ! my dear friend wanted me to have one out of her garden in Sydney but died before she could give it too me then her daughter sold the house before I even knew lorraine Anast had even passed I was so upset the daughter hadn't informed me I always think of Lorraine when I watch ur videos & c u with Stephen as she loved them like u do the orchids were blue Happy gardening 👍🌸🐝

Me gustaría saber que tiene la laelia anceps en la punta de sus hojas que están secas ???????

I have a yellow Lalia and the blooms last forever I grow mine in a dish with pebbles. And it does very well

Such a little cutie and I can't wait to see her in bloom. Good luck with her!!

Looks more like scoria (red/black)rather than pumice (grey/white).

Love your video and I’m in Love with Laelias 😊

Refreshing to see an orchid grower who will show their losses. I've just declared 4 seedlings dead that have spent the last 6 months in my OICU (orchid intensive care unit) I was sick of worrying about them! You mentioned looking up your records to check on a plant, could you do a video, or a segment on how you keep your records. I do mine on a spreadsheet and a have laboriously entered each plant in my phone along with their numbers so I can do short notes when outside then update the spreadsheet my laptop. I've looked for an app to use on my phone but they are all for iphones and I use android.

There is a yellow true Laelia, Laelia aurea. While it is listed as intermediate to warm, it should be able to grow for you in Melbourne without any issues. The only problem is it isn't very common in cultivation.

❤️💙🩵 love your content

Wow, amazing how big they get! So pretty, thanks for sharing 🌱🤗

Amazing Matthew! Are they in the ground or in containers?? Thanks for showing us these gems!

Why does my Coelogyne cristata get unsightly large brown leaf tips? It flowers well but looks awful.

Just beautiful! How big is your outdoor growing space? It looks huge!!😮❤🤗💯🪴👍

Can Australian Dendrobium be found in the USA besides the kingianum and speciosum?

A year later...im growing a division in a orchid basket in long fiber moss as i type this it's putting up a couple of new growths...i think like oncidium types they like consistent moisture with good drainage...mine gets bright light under a thin shade cloth cover.... thanks Matt.

Great chat as usual !

Thank you! Just what the doctor ordered.

Hi Mathew😌🙌🇯🇵My dendrobiums are under 80% shadecloth on my balcony. We have temperatures up to 38℃ and very humid. I did leave kingianum out all winter with temperatures at night at -5/-8℃ Day temperature 5/10℃ and dry-sunny. I also have dendrobium speciosum x gracilicaule. That I didn't try outside in winter yet😬The kingianum did survive and got just a bit of wilting on some canes and didn't flower last year. It's growing well now with new canes. dendrobium nobiles can be left outside too with no problems. I've even seen them sitting in pots right next to snow that had fallen, and that nobile flowered well this year😄They can stand cold with plenty of daily sunshine and low humidity in winter which is about 30/40% I love your dendrobium hybrids especially that dendrobium jesmond sparkler😌💞