THE RAREST AND MOST AMAZING PLANTS FROM ACROSS THE GLOBE...AND AN EMPHASIS ON HOW TO GROW THEM AND WHERE TO GET THEM.
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Rare ant plants and symbiosis
What i learned after research.. Will blow your mind!!!
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The easy and Safe process shown in detail on how to remove insects from Spanish moss without killing the moss.
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The easy and complete way to rid Spanish moss of all insects and insect Eggs
Monotropa
Monotropa is a genus of three species of herbaceous perennial flowering plants that were formerly classified in the family Monotropaceae and presently are classified in Ericaceae. They are native to temperate regions of the Northern Hemisphere and are generally rare. Unlike most plants they do not have chlorophyll and therefore are non-photosynthetic; rather, they are myco-heterotrophs that obtain food through parasitism on subterranean fungi. Because they do not need any sunlight to live, they can live in very dark sites such as the floor of deep sylvae.
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Topics include
Obtaining cultivating and processing coffee arabica growing and drinking the coffee you Grow.
Obtaining cultivating and processing camellia (thea)chinensis and how to process the plants leaves into black green and white tea that you can brew.
How to candy orchids and other edible flowers
Step by step instructions.
A mega cachet regarding the common myths about growing bamboo
10 amazing unknown facts about bamboo
And my actual favorite species and experiences.
A presentation on several rare and bizarre species as soon as I can obtain more plants.
The species are
Dorstenia
Ceropegia
Amorphophallus
Catasetum orchid
Ant plants -hydnopytum and dishidia
A step by step class on how to mount epiphytic plants. I will do this class in installments
A list of Bromeliads species (that would be awesome if they were crossbred)My favorites and why they are my favorites
The videos will post to my YouTube and blog… Because they are longer presentations... I will however let my followers on Facebook Instagram and TikTok know.
Orchid basics
The Key things to remember about orchid care in general .
In order to keep alive and re-bloom it.
Will it be indoors or outdoors?
Each species has different light requirements and water requirements.
Orchids in a potting medium must
have the medium dry out between waterings.
Most Orchids without Water storage must be watered a minimum of once a week.As a rule of thumb, drought-tolerant orchids, such as cattleyas, oncidiums and dendrobiums only need to be watered once a week. Other species should be watered every 4-5 days.
Almost all epiphyte species do best when mounted on wood...It’s how they grow in nature… And once established… They require less or no watering and very little fertilizer.
Explaining light requirements -Most orchids need strong filtered light. Not necessarily direct sun. Although they will acclimate to it.
have a very sunny yard, so I put most of my not-full-sun plants in containers under the eaves. They want and need filtered light ..strong light. And many will not re-bloom unless they are affected by seasonal light change.
If you have orchids that like higher light — the Dendrobiums, Vandas, oncidiums and Cattleyas — put them in the pool cage or under an oak tree. If you have a successful staghorn fern, it's in a spot that's great for most orchids.
Many can take some morning sun and afternoon shade.
Your plant will tell you if it’s getting too much (or too little) light. Leaves tend to become greener when light is too low, but they may turn yellow or bleached-looking when light is too bright. If you notice black or brown patches, the plant is likely sunburned and should be moved to an area with lower light.
They really should only be fertilized when they’re actively growing.
Hybrids or inter generic orchids will have the same light and water requirements of the parent plant or plants.
