For what its worth, I have found over the years that if I water my C.
pendula after the new growth starts it will make a beautiful vegetative
growth but produce no flower spike that year. If I force myself to stay away
with the hose, a spike appears from the new growth shortly after if starts
to
Hi Tennis,
I saw your note from Oct. 8 on Trichopilias was particularly interested
that you had also purchased some plants at Redlands from Agroriente am
assuming they were bare-root. I am wondering about the method you use to
get these to re-establish.
I've been to Redlands 4 times,
I can't comment on sources of this orchid outside Australia but I can vouch
that it is generally a difficult orchid to grow. Like its compatriot,
Cymbidium suave, C. canaliculatum is generally found growing on trees -
often dead where the root system will grow extensively into the rotting
With regard to my source of information about orchid species extinction
[Peter O'Byrne, OGD V6 #423 Message 6], it is based on facts we all know. If
orchid fanciers find a given orchid species of interest, entrepreneurs will
propagate it artificially until all desires are fulfilled.
Jerry Fischer,
Sorry I put you in WI and not MN. I do know better - having visited your
great greenhouse area a few years ago.
Stupidity?? - not really-just a 'senior' moment.
Jerry-Bluffton
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I get a little confused about all the references to supposedly lax
inspection at Miami airport. Does no-one realize that Miami is by far the
busiest port for plant imports in the country and just maybe their
experience allows them to tell whether there is a quarantine issue or not
rather more
All things aside..George WAS caught by carnivore and by the use of the name
Kovachii..The agents showed him his email..and, in fact, left it behind when they left
with the ten boxes and his computer..guess they did not have enough arms left to carry
it out with them..He also found this to be
Mr. Baxter writes:
It sounds little to me like George's well known proclivity to talk
excessively might have contributed to his problem. I would suspect that
he was under watch for more than Carnivore randomly picking him up.
After reading hundreds of his posts I would suspect there were more
We are getting ready for our yearly Halloween party. We'll have about 10
guest who LOVE to see our greenhouse. Its attached to the house so I can;t keep
them out. Last year I was appalled at the behavior of some of the guest, Big
problem is the people in a happy party mood want to grab, touch
Give 'em a guided tour at the beginning of the evening, before they
get in their cups, and then lock the door.
On Mon, 11 Oct 2004 13:19:00 EDT, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We are getting ready for our yearly Halloween party. We'll have about 10
guest who LOVE to see our
I'll be visiting Madeira early in November, and would be grateful for
any tips and/or suggestions regarding orchid growers gardens to
visit. I've found one location on the 'Net -- Jardim Orqumdea in
Funchal. Has anyone been there?
Can anyone give me some guidance on the regulations regarding
Sandy :
You asked : suggestions regarding orchid growers gardens to visit.
To see orchids, you might be interested to visit the following sites :
Jardim Botanico
Jardins da Quinta da Boa Vista
see details at :
http://www.madeiratourism.org/pt/ecoturismo/flora_jardins/flora_jardins.htm
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Hello OGD'ers,
Last week there were several days of messages with my e-mail as the return
address.
These messages were apparently spoofs from an infected computer and did not
originate on mine.
I was in Denver for the AOS Meetings and my computer was shut down.
Greg
on 10/11/04 9:18 PM, LS wrote:
Subject: [OGD] party people in greenhouse
We are getting ready for our yearly Halloween party. We'll have about 10
guest who LOVE to see our greenhouse. Its attached to the house so I can;t
keep
them out. Last year I was appalled at the behavior of some
on 10/11/04 9:18 PM, Charlie Baker wrote:
Now, to confuse the issue, there are other growers in this area with clones
that bloom beautifully with not even a particularly dry rest given.
Therefore, it would appear that the best approach is to find what seems to
work with each individual plant
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