Orchid Garden Update, Mounting Orchids, How to Video and Tutorial, Gardening Day🎉 Finally

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🎥 Simple video recording techniques are used for sharing tips and updates, highlighting the do-it-yourself approach to garden videography.

🌱 The garden and orchid updates are being shared after not posting for five days.

🌼 Blanca has added vibrant yellow dancing lady orchids (Oncidiums) around her pool area for decorative summer and fall aesthetics.

💡 Oncidium 'Sweet Sugar' million dollar variety orchids were purchased to enhance the garden with a pop of color.

🌞 The garden is located in South Florida, with a hot and humid climate ideal for orchid growth.

📌 Spanish moss and knee-high stockings are used to mount orchids onto palm trees as an efficient method.

🌧 Regular hydration of newly mounted orchids is crucial, especially if there's no rain in the forecast.

🌴 Mounting orchids at eye level on palm trees creates a visually appealing display in the garden.

💰 Blanca notes the cost of orchids, implying that building up the collection can be an investment over time.

Timestamped Summary

00:14 Blanca decides to update on the garden after being away for five days.

00:21 Blanca starts mounting orchids to her palms, specifically dancing ladies orchids.

00:45 The oncidium sweet sugar 'million dollar' orchids purchased from Tamiami are introduced.

01:13 Blanca shares her plans to place these vibrant yellow oncidiums around her pool at eye level.

03:01 Some details about other orchids, such as sherry babies, that do well in South Florida's climate.

03:15 Blanca mentions her location in South Florida near the Redlands, discussing the climate and its suitability for growing orchids.

04:11 Blanca has already attached one of the five orchids to a palm and shows where she is planning to attach the others.

06:03 Contemplating whether to attend the OFE orchid sale or to continue working in the garden.

08:03 Blanca explains that she likes to use knee-highs for attaching orchids to trees due to their stretch and eventual disintegration after about a year.

10:06 Demonstrating the attaching procedure of an orchid to a tree using a knee-high.

12:48 Blanca starts attaching a new orchid to a palm, stepping away from camera to complete the task.

13:56 Final thoughts on the process of mounting orchids to palms and the beauty it adds to the garden.

15:27 Blanca wraps up the video by showing the mounted oncidium orchids and discussing her plan to buy more in the future.

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Q&A

What has Blanca been up to in the garden recently?

Blanca has been mounting orchids onto her palms, starting with her dancing ladies orchids.

What are the Oncidium Sweet Sugar 'Million Dollar' orchids?

The Oncidium Sweet Sugar 'Million Dollar' orchids are vibrant yellow orchids that Blanca plans to add around her pool area, though she mentions there are different varieties.

Where is Blanca's garden located and what is the climate like?

Blanca's garden is located in South Florida, near the Redlands area. The climate there is very muggy, humid, and ideal for orchid growing.

What materials does Blanca use to attach orchids to palms?

Blanca uses green wire, zip ties, and her favorite, knee-highs because they are stretchy and don't cut through roots. She also uses Spanish moss for aesthetics.

What advice does Blanca give about placing orchids in terms of light exposure?

Blanca suggests putting orchids in the shadiest part of the tree if you're unsure about the light conditions.

Which orchid does Blanca mention for having really long spikes, and where does she plan to place it?

Blanca mentions her Schomburgkia tibicinas for having really long spikes, and she plans to place them at a lower level around her pool.

Why is Blanca hesitant to go to the sale at OFI on Sunday?

Blanca knows that if she goes to the OFI sale, she may end up spending the whole day there, shopping and looking around, which would prevent her from completing her garden tasks.