Bill, Phrag kovachii is not that hard to grow. I have seen hundreds thriving and they are all larger than 3" leafspans. One has almost 12" wingspread. Their grower isn't doing anything different than most other phrags. So, please don't label Pk unfairly as difficult to grow.
And Peter, Come on... Your unfounded insinuations are so obvious. We all know you sell "CJM" product. You have a vested interest in marketing CJM product. Back when you and I corresponded, I almost believed the stuff you were telling me. But I went to someone who knows what went on in Peru and got the true story. It irritates me no end that you try to slime your competition like you do. I know I am now a target for your flames, but I don't care. Make sure you have your facts STRAIGHT before you make your unfounded innuendos. >>When you say Silva, you probably mean well known Peruvian orchid collector >>Manuel Arias Silva, who is not connected with CJM at all. To anyone contemplating purchasing legal Pk seedlings, I guarantee that the CJM Pk seedlings are true Pk and easy to grow when you follow a few basic steps. Peter<<< Barbara _______________________________________________ the OrchidGuide Digest (OGD) [email protected] http://orchidguide.com/mailman/listinfo/orchids_orchidguide.com
