December 22, 2024

VIDEO: Planting up Some Exotic Seedlings! Ultra HD


Check out my first video in Ultra HD! and in lew of Thanksgiving, I am thankful for all my subscribers, and what a blessing it is to have the sunlight to grow such amazing plants! I hope everyone enjoys, and takes the oppertunity to check out the video in 1080! all videos under 4:00 will be in 1080 from now on! thanks guys and remember to subscribe 🙂 ENJOY!

30 thoughts on “VIDEO: Planting up Some Exotic Seedlings! Ultra HD

  1. Orchids need to be planted in bark or sphagnum moss. It is fine if that root is coming out of the stem because it is an arieal root. (Did I spell that right?!) that root breathes, while the roots in the medium absorb water.

  2. This is SUCH a great idea to do videos for, I'm into it, too!! My next big purchase is a dwarf avocado tree that I'll hopefully graft onto avocado plants I've grown from seed. 🙂 Question, though, where did you get your goji berry plant? Is it a dwarf? And I've heard they need a special kind of soil if they're real boji berries, does the website talk about that? K, thanks and I'll definitely keep watching!

  3. nooooo All this GMO stuff needs to stop with people. its not GMO. Seed companies would never take the time to make a dwarf papaya because they count for probably 1% of the fruit consuption in the us. maybe even less. It is just bread for being small, and the seeds are hybridized between two small plants, and then it will remain small.

  4. question is how does dwarf plants come about? whats the process from big tree be come dwarf plants..this type of variety plant or is intervention of lab scientists?

  5. According to the book I got from the company I buy my tropicals called Growing Tasty Tropical Plants, it should be planted in either an orchid potting mix or in sphagnum moss with a support to grow on. It needs a light feeding of a balanced fertilizer every two weeks and at least 60 degrees temp. In the rain forest they attach themselves to the trees with that thing that looks like a root and get their nutrients from the trees. I don't have vanilla but I do have other tropicals.

  6. It depends on the type of trees, in many cases they cross breed trees that for some reason stayed short until they get a true dwarf, or they graft the tree they want to keep a dwarf into root stock that doesn't grow tall. The root stock is not necessarily from the same type of tree or sometimes if it is, it is not known for its fruit, which is why you have to cut off any branch that is growing from below the graft. As to lab, it could be but usually they tell you how it was develop if asked.

  7. The Goji plant grows real fast i have one in the ground and in a few months it has grown over 1 foot. and they are easy to start from the seeds in the berry themselves. i have tried this.

  8. I have a dwarf banana growing in regular soil. It grows like crazy and I have already(bought it this summer) taken 4 babies from it. Giving bananaplants to all my friends and family and they all appreciates it since it's such a cool plant 🙂
    Always wanted to try vanilla but heard that it doesn't give any fruit unless certain conditions are met.. 🙁

  9. I have a few orchids that I split apart last year a repotted in an Orchid pot, they have big slits on the bottom and sides to allow airflow to the roots. Then filled with wood chips and peat moss and a little Dynamite 9month fertilizer. The roots like to grab on to the wood chunks and stay moist, but breathe. They are mostly forgotten in a north room and keep popping out pups and flower spikes with just enough water I feel bad I forgot them so much. Hope the vanilla is doing well, I want 1!!

  10. Hey Luke… are you still doing the gardening?   Get in touch, I do the same thing as you….. e.g.  I have a Meyer lemon with 75 blossoms on it this spring!!!

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