How to take care of miltoniopsis orchids - water, fertilize, rebloom, potting medium & more!

Today's video is about miltoniopsis orchids, and you can learn a few easy rules about how to take care of them, from watering to reblooming.► BUY & RATE MY EBOOK ► Fusarium wilt on orchids - biology, symptoms, management and chemical control http://amzn.to/2vxTgOV I know some of you have difficulties with this orchids, but I find them not as hard to grow as some say. Miltoniopsis are sympodial, epiphytic orchids with very thin, flattened, ovate, grey green pseudobulbs and mesure maximum 6 cm in height, about 4 cm in width. These orchids usually produce 2 to 10 basal leaves that fan up from the base of the narrow edges of the mature pseudobulbs and have a single, narrow, medium green leaf on the top of the pseudobuls. The pansy orchid requires low light intensity. If your orchid is receiving too much light the foliage will turn yellowish in color. If you orchid is receiving too little light the foliage will turn a dark green color. If you are growing your Miltoniopsis indoors, an ideal place would be on a shaded eastern-facing windowsill. The Miltoniopsis orchid likes cool to intermediate temperatures, about 60º F (16º C) and 75º F(24º C). It will tolerate higher temperatures, but not for long, and only if the root system is good, and the orchid is properly hidrated. I feel that 50-80% relative humidity is best for miltoniopsis. Miltoniopsis, because of their relatively fine roots, like to be "evenly moist." In easy terms, that means your orchid pot should have the same level of moisture on all levels of the pot, all the time. And I can not separate this section from the potting medium recommended. I belive the best potting medium for this orchid is inorganic medium. You can make your own choices influenced by preferences and availability, between seramis and clay pebbles (leca or hydroton). I prefer to do for miltoniopsis semi hydroponics. I prefer to use inorganic medium, that won’t ever decompose and break down, won’t become too acidic and kill the roots. Miltoniopsis have very tender and fragile roots, so I recommend using rain water whenever possible. Reverse osmosis systems are another way to filter your tap water and provide clean water for orchids. If potted in the fall, when the new growths are approximately 2" tall, the plant will have maximum time to reestablish. I hope this information drawn from my experience is going to help you have success with these lovely plants. I must confess this is in my top 3 favorite genera, mostly for their wonderfull fragrance and colorful blooms. Please leave a comment if you have questions, suggestions for orchid videos, or you just want to say hi, as I will always reply, give it a like and subscribe to my channel :D Thank you for watching! ___________________________________________________________ (✿☯‿☯✿) Follow me on Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/MiracleOrchi... (✿☯‿☯✿) Follow me on Google + : https://plus.google.com/u/0/+MiracleO... ___________________________________________________________ (✿☯‿☯✿) Wanna see my orchid playlists?    / @miracleorchids1   Recommended seller - https://secretgarden.ro/58-orhidee-la... #MiracleOrchids #OrchidCare #Orchids #SemiHydro ~-~~-~~~-~~-~ Please watch: "Orchids In Bloom & In Spike - October 2018"    • Orchids In Bloom & In Spike - October 2018   ~-~~-~~~-~~-~