Brassavola Orchid Genus Care | 26 Care Cards Characteristic Cards Brassavola Care #ninjaorchids 📲👀

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How many Brassavola species are registered and / or accepted? And by which organization? I have compiled 26 Brassavola Species and Synonym Care Cards which could help everyone that wants to make sure that they get the right Brassavola into their orchid collection. All Brassavola Care Cards are in a format for simple screen shot taking, allowing for a quick referral. Same with the Brassavola Characteristics Cards, that give some insight to the size of the orchid, which cannot be defined by looking at Brassavola images only. Brassavola Care is across the board, pretty much the same, BUT, some little details really need to be addressed to make Brassavolas thrive. I hope that in this video, I have achieved that. #orchids #brassavolaculture #beginners #orchid #centralamericanorchids #caribbean #orchideen #orquideas #plantas #brazil #peru #howtocareforbrassavolaorchids #antoniomusabrassavole
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TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 - How to care for Brassavola Orchids
01:58 - Who is the Brassavola orchid genus named after
03:52 - Brassavola acaulis care
04:25 - Brassavola amazonica care
04:47 - Brassavola angustata care
05:21 - Brassavola caraiensis care
05:40 - Brassavola cebolleta care
07:03 - Brassavola cucullata care
07:25 - Brassavola fasciculata care
07:44 - Brassavola fragrans care
08:09 - Brassavola filifolia care
08:27 - Brassavola flagellaris care
08:51 - Brassavola gardneri care
09:09 - Brassavola gilletei care
09:32 - Brassavola grandiflora care
09:56 - Brassavola harrisii care
10:18 - Brassavola martiana care
10:42 - Brassavola nodosa care
11:20 - Brassavola ovaliformis care
11:39 - Brassavola perrinii care
11:56 - Brassavola pitengoensis care
12:15 - Brassavola reginae care
12:33 - Brassavola retusa care
12:54 - Brassavola revoluta care
13:19 - Brassavola subulifolia care
13:42 - Brassavola tuberculata care
14:02 - Brassavola venosa care
17:32 - Brassavola xerophylla care
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My environment:
Mediterranean climate, hot summers / mild winters
45% - 85% humidity, with regular airflow
Summer temperature range: 20ºC-35ºC
Winter temperature range, exterior: 5ºC-20ºC
Winter temperature range, interior: 16ºC-23ºC
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Music: Apex - Aakash Gandhi
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Orchid growing supplies:
Media: Siro Leca, Lava Rock 2cm-4cm, Besgrow Sphagnum Moss, Perlite,
Seramis, Akadama
General PPM: 300 Summer, or in active growth
150 Winter, RO Water and KelpMax only
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[BlaisZeroni]

Wow Nina, this is absolutely perfect and you are amazing! These care cards are wonderful and I will print them out to put in my notes. I will probably not be the only one to find these care cards very useful :) This must have taken so much research and time, and I super appreciate it! I find it especially impressive you found information on the rhizome growing habits as well, that will be very useful for me for sure! A lot of good information and I love it. Feeling a lot more equipped to start making choices. Thank you so so much 🧡🍀 loved seeing you show off your own beautiful collection as well, really showed off the differences :) Hope you find some good rest and de-stressing now that this is done! Can’t thank you enough for this!

[FernandaNascimentoOrchids]

🦒👌🎉 Absolutely brilliant, thourough and useful 👏 Happy sunday amiga mia, hoping you are drier than we are this side of the border 🌹😘😘😘

[robertforrest]

What a wonderful group of Orc-kids 🤣🤣. Highly used in many crosses and such a heavenly scent to most of them.
After awhile Ninadile 🐊. 👍🏻
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[sandrag]

Great video, Nina. 👍
"Brassavola roots have a mind on it's own."😂😅
I've got only one cross, BC jairak finch, which I cultivate bare rooted hanging in a pot for humidity, (like some do it with their vandas).
Until now she is doing fine, though stading above the central heater.
She seems to like the warm temperature, wich drop to 18° in the night.
Generally I dump her into water for about 15 min each day (1 time with fertiliser, 3 times with pure water), she dries up until next day. In summer I let her soak longer, in winter I sometimes only spray her. She produces the third flowerspike for me now.
All old roots looked bad, but as you explain she made several new ones with this teflon effenct.Think the old roots are still able to absorb water.
I'm exited to see how she will do over the next years. 🤗

[josejkoonthanam]

Buenas tardes Nina ! Very useful and highly informative video.

[joshriebsomer]

This is awesome but I am very affectionate towards the Bassavolas. I love all the cards that must have taken some serious time and study thank you for that you are amazing!!!! I’ve been catching your live videos but after the fact. It’s been a crazy time here on my end so I’m always catching up. That Talk I think with Julie about the seedings was very interesting!

[justinsorchidsandmore]

Brassavola orchids are some of my favorite orchids to grow. I love the species and the many crosses that are out there for sale. The night time fragrance is really nice and they are easy growers. Nice video and thanks for sharing.

[terresturtevant]

Quick quest as I must be blind. looking for the vidio on the roots as you water them

[michaelmccarthy]

See, I would consider B nodosa to be one of the species to grow because it is easily the most vigorous and it tends to bloom whenever, as opposed to being constrained to a particular season. If it wasn't so much more fussy, I would also say cucullata because it has the most interesting blooms. But that one is really hesitant on the root growth, easily loses roots and is very slow to get going (since it is mostly offered as a seedling). B gardneri is one for people that are space limited as it is the smallest growing of the species. It isn't a miniature, but easily half the size of nodosa.

[maxrice]

Wonderful video from last season! I hope your collection is doing well the same time this year? All the best, Max (NE USA), growing indoors in cabinet.

[shirleyholt]

Hi Nina. Great video. Full of good information. I have Brassavola nodosa and Brassavola little stars. Nodosa has two spikes right now but little stars has none, although she has bloomed for me in the past. Thanks for the video, I enjoyed it.🥰❤️🎄