I have a question. I have always understood from reading books about
orchids that they are not considered parasitic. However, I came across
a newspaper article from Malaysia that states just the opposite. I
would be interested in comments from those more knowledgeable about
orchids than me (that
Hello Sandy,
From various sources (online and in books) I have come to understand the
following:
1) Most orchids need fungus to germinate. This is a fight of life and
death. If the fungus is too strong, it can kill the seed. If the seed can
keep the fungus in check, it survives and grows.
2)
In a message dated 9/7/04 6:23:55 AM, Bob Scully writes:
I respectfully take exception to the apparently dominant opinion on the
efficacy of bleach as a reliable virus sterilant for orchid pots and cutting
instruments.
Thanks. Let's hear it for the self-cleaning oven, periodic sample
Ms. Gillians,
The context in which the reporter used the term parasitic is not,
in my mind, a contradiction, but rather an indication that she knows
little, and understands poorly, of what she writes.
A parasite is a living organism that takes nutrients from another
living organism and
K.Barrett,
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CHRISTINA,
YOU MAY GET A BETTER RESPONSE IF YOU STATED WHAT PART OF THE WORLD YOU
LIVED IN.
K BARRETT
N CALIF, USA
--I WOULD LIKE TO BUY SMALL AND OR MEDIUM
COLLECTION OF ORCHIDS.
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THANKS.
I presume that Bob Scully's rebuttal of he antiviral effectiveness of a
simple exposure to bleach [hypochlorite] originates from the Work Ethic concept
that the greater the labor, the greater the reward. Regarding the torch vs.
bleach, it ain't necessarily so.
I have great respect
K. Barrett, Peter :
Christina Mesenbrink
who wrote: I WOULD LIKE TO BUY SMALL AND OR MEDIUM COLLECTION OF ORCHIDS.
lives in Iowa, if I am not wrong,.
Regards,
Viateur
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Hi everyone,
I am planning to attend the 2005 Greater New York International Orchid show
and really need to get the dates nailed down so I can start getting plane
tickets. There are no dates on the GNYOS website.
I found a vendor who has the dates listed as March 30 through April 3 2005 -
can
For all their diversity, orchids share one common trait: they rely
solely on other organisms, particularly fungi, to survive b a
characteristic which Jutta says is quite distinctive and serves as a
source of confusion to scientists.B
I am not even close to being an orchid mycorrhizae authority,
Hi Charles,
I have Phal. micholitzii in my collection and I grow it on the warm side,
that is
winter night temps at 18/21: C. In summer the nights are usually around 18:
C
and the days at 28/34: C range. I have the plant now for 6 months and it
grew
2 new leaves. It has 11 leaves and 5
Bob;
Please use spell check before posting. I assume you mean 'are' not 'a'
in the end of your note. Perhaps I can enroll you in Dr. Motes English class.
All is well love to Sue.
Julie Warren Kelly
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Orchids are not paying enough.
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Eric,
The dates for the 25th New York International Orchid Show will be:
Tuesday April 12, 2005 - Sunday, April 17, 2005
Organized by the Greater New York Orchid Society, it will once again be
at Rockefeller Center in midtown Manhattan. When the show was held at
the Wintergarden of the World
Dear Orchid Addicts...
The answer HAS to be an unequivocal YES! Paul J Johnson states
that...A parasite is a living organism that takes nutrients from
another living organism and generally permits the host to survive, often
through multiple generations of the parasite. Well look what they
Dear OGDS
I am pleased to announce that my orchid safari to Brail is now online at
http://www.orchidspecies.com/brazil.htm
Many orchid plants in flower and many habitat shots of rupicolus
Brazilian orchids from Minas Gerais and hot to cool growing epiphytes
from Sao Paulo state.
The trip was
Thanks, Jay, for one hell of an armchair trip.
I returned tired but curiously rested.
I like to see how orchids are growing in their natural surroundings, and
found your pages fulfilling in that respect.
Thanks for sharing your journeys with us, and I'm sure others on OGD would
appreciate
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