Dear All,
My previous attempt (on Wed 16 March 2005) to post the following
message from Dr Henry Oakeley has apparently been unsuccessful, so
I post it again.
I apologize if it eventually duplicates.
With best wishes to all.
Jean-Marie,
Brussels,
Belgium
From: Henry Oakeley
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Mr
O'Byrne
Obviously, you do
not know me as well as many who subscribe here; but since you have called
attention to a flawed "news" story about which I could not comment when it first
appeared, I now welcome the opportunity to publicly respond. The bogus claim (in
1999)by an anxious Selby
Will someone please answer my question about Oncidium ceboletta and please have
me stop wasting my time wading through all this other stuff?
- Original Message -
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Saturday, March 19, 2005 6:02 am
Subject: Orchids Digest, Vol 7, Issue 133
Send Orchids
Ok by googling i found at
http://boards.cannabis.com/archive/index.php/t-8484.html
Delta9
Dec-22-2004, 21:50
Abstract- A memeber of the family Orchidacea, Oncidium cebolleta, is used
by the Tarahumara Indians of northern Mexico as a temporary replacement for
peyote. We have found it to contain
ALSO.
http://www.illuminati.ch/Wissen/Archiv/Text/Entheogens/Natdrugs.txt
ONCIDIUM CEBOLLETA - Orchidaceae (Cebolleta)
--
RITUAL EMPLOYMENT:
It is suspected to be an hallucinogen, employed as a temporary surrogate of
Peyote or Hikuri (Lophophora williamsii).
USAGE:
Hi, Peter
!
Mr.Shinichi Yamamoto's Address is as follows.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Probably, I Think You can contact with him.
___
the OrchidGuide Digest (OGD)
orchids@orchidguide.com
Looks like its high time to import some.
This should make for an interesting cup of tea at my local
orchid meeting!
ST
Stuart Ok by googling i found at
Stuart http://boards.cannabis.com/archive/index.php/t-8484.html
Stuart Delta9
Stuart Dec-22-2004, 21:50
Stuart Abstract- A memeber of the
Hi Hiroshi,
Appreciate your help; thank you kindly for the
e-mail address.
Peter
___
the OrchidGuide Digest (OGD)
orchids@orchidguide.com
http://orchidguide.com/mailman/listinfo/orchids_orchidguide.com
Someone wrote :
Will someone please answer my question about Oncidium ceboletta and please
have me stop wasting my time wading through all this other stuff?
Thanks for bearing with us.
When you can find the time, please try and obtain a copy of the following
article :
F.R.Stermitz, T.R.Suess,
In OGDV7 #140, Viateur asked:
It seems to be customary in Singapore to name orchids after visitors to the
country. Is this a privilege reserved for heads of state ? Have
orchidists/orchidophiles been honored in a similar way in that country
? Are there orchid species or hybrids named after Joyce
In a message dated 3/22/05 2:54:30 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Are there orchid species or hybrids named after Joyce Stewart, Peter O'Byrne or other orchidophiles ?
Dunno about Singapore, but in this country, hybridizers often name orchids or roses after First Ladies or other celebrities
Title: Orchid naming.
Happy to say that I got an AM/AOS on Cymbidium Little Black Sambo recently. I have just realized that O'Byrne has been honored with his own hybrid too.
There are heaps of orchids named for celebrities. Some four-legged equine celebrities so honored have been Phar Lap,
Henry Oakeley's post certainly helps to clarify some aspects of the
selection of Singapore as the host country for the 2011 World Orchid
Conference.
As Henry suggests, we should now concentrate on the next WOC in Miami, in 2008.
***
Regards,
Viateur
In OGD V7 #141, Kelvin said: Species I believe there's a few. In
fact, I believe that POB named quite a few species after his
daughters..
Actually, it was one each, but I'm in trouble on that front. In a
forthcoming publication I'm going to reduce one of these names to a
synonym of an earlier
I'm interested in the method of using two temperature sensors (thermocouples) to derive RH. What type are you using and how do you set one as a "wet bulb"
Paul and Diane LeBlanc Species Orchids, Ferns and Bromeliads http://www.bluemoonexotics.com
-Original Message-From: Martin Epstein
The simple answer is that I covered one sensor with a wick and left
the other bare. They are suspended over a reservoir with water in it
and the wick in the water. I took a small DC fan from a computer and
connected it to provide a flow movement of air over the sensors. I
take the reading from
Iemailed the message below to Martin
Topletzdirectly, but in view of Andy's remarks impugning my judging
qualifications, without bothering to check facts as usual, I am appending it and
submitting it to the general OGD readership.
No, I am not an accredited AOS
judge,but no such
Can you all suggest model/make/name for a greenhouse mister, please?
Dimensions of house are approx. 12' x 20' x 8' high, i.e. ca 2,000 cu.
ft. I am not looking for the grandest snazziest and therefore most
expensive. We grow for our own pleasure. But I do want something that
puts out a
[EMAIL PROTECTED] spaketh thusly in an attempt to answer questions and stop
people from wasting their time wading through all this other stuff:
When you can find the time, please try and obtain a copy
of the following article :
F.R.Stermitz, T.R.Suess, C.K.Schauer, O.P.Anderson, and
Hi everyone,
I received this email inquiry from a student in Singapore about the
possibility of multi-petaled orchids. My botany skills are not strong enough
to compose a cogent and informed reply, so I am hoping someone out in OGD
land would be willing to assist this student.
The student's name
Title: Bert's judging credentials.
Bert, I did check with the SFOS and they told me that you were not a judge in good standing in their system. Do you have some information or status that I am unaware of? I repeat that the individual WOC's normally extend an invitation to judges of
What a gentleman, and a model to all of us in courteous yet assertive
communication.
Sincerely,
Harvey Brenneise
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
In a sunny Seattle
___
the OrchidGuide Digest (OGD)
orchids@orchidguide.com
John,
How handy are you? I made a fog system out of copper pipe and fog nozzles that is hooked to a $150 Karcher electric pressure washer and a cycle timer as well as a thermostat. I don't know how long the presure washer will hold up but it is going on its second season without problems.
Paul
In 1984, ...
the National Museum of Natural History in Paris named an orchid for her
[opera singer Jessye Norman]
source : http://www.bangkokpost.com/en/Outlook/24Mar2005_out39.php
*
Phalaenopsis Jessye Norman =
Phalaenopsis Suzanne Lecoufle
x
Phalaenopsis Tetelrath
Registrant :
and then there is Diplocaulobium obyrnei W.K. Harris!
Wolfgang H. Bandisch
- Original Message -
From: Peter O'Byrne [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Orchids@orchidguide.com
Sent: Thursday, March 24, 2005 12:27 AM
Subject: [OGD] orchids named for VIPs
In OGDV7 #140, Viateur asked:
It seems to be
Thanks Viateur,
My research days with peyote are long over, not to inspire a new flame war. I
still seem to feel that I am much more lucid and emotionally stable than some
of the other contributors to this forum on ORCHID CULTURE, and ORCHID PLANTS
AND RELATED TOPICS. Perhaps we can have a
Apparantly not as good as the real thing. Getting OT from the Onc.
cebolleta...what a whacked site, morning glory seeds have many physical side
effects, not a purely cerebral effect. Might as well get atropine inebriation
from Datura or Brugmannsia, the margin for error is very slim. You'd
OK! Humor, good!
Contact your congressman to illegalize catnip. It clearly is an intoxicant for
cats, produces hallucinations in them with high doses, can therefore be
regarded as cruelty to animals, so therefore can be classified as a substance
of abuse and a danger to (cat) society.
In a message dated 3/23/05 3:37:30 PM, Bert writes:
Conclusions based on opinions for which facts are irrelevant belong to the realm of Religion.
I like that. I'm gonna file it.
Iris
"When you come to a fork in the road, take it." Yogi Berra
___
the
Since we're talking about Fuchs, did he clean-up at Dijon with his Vandas?
___
the OrchidGuide Digest (OGD)
orchids@orchidguide.com
http://orchidguide.com/mailman/listinfo/orchids_orchidguide.com
What a pleasant surprise - an issue of OGD fulled only with nicities!
Colin Hamilton
Webmaster
Australian Orchid Council/OrchidsAustralia
Rockhampton, Qld. Australia
www.orchidsaustralia.com
And on the 8th day God said OK Murphy, you take it from here.
In acoffee table classic entitled "Plants of
the Gods:Origins of Hallucinogenic Use,Richard Schultes and Albert
Hofmann, on page 51 report the following:
"Oncidium cebolleta is an epiphytic orchid that
grows on steep, stone cliffs and trees in the Tarahumara Indian country of
Mexico. It is
Eric Hunt wrote:
I received this email inquiry from a student in Singapore about the
possibility of multi-petaled orchids. My botany skills are not strong enough
to compose a cogent and informed reply, so I am hoping someone out in OGD
land would be willing to assist this student.
The student's
For mist systems try
http://www.orchidmix.com/cat6.htm
bottom of page
Date: Wed, 23 Mar 2005 12:45:47 -0400
From: John Vandermeulen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [OGD] Greenhouse mister
To: orchid digest orchids@orchidguide.com
Message-ID: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Content-Type: text/plain;
[EMAIL PROTECTED] spaketh thusly:
Contact your congressman to illegalize catnip. It clearly
is an intoxicant for cats, produces hallucinations in them
with high doses, can therefore be regarded as cruelty to
animals, so therefore can be classified as a substance of
abuse and a danger to
Occasionally, to get a rough idea of humidity in my small (read: I would dent the walls if I were to swing things around my head!) growing area, I tilt my small floor fan to a horizontal position and thenput my thermometer face down onthe gril.Then I start to check e-mail. Half-way through, I
Hello all,
Been too busy with the annual vacation to Jamaica, helping co-ordinate the AOS Spring Member Meeting here in Minnesota, getting Hoosiers Catalog Painting done, not killing my imported Jamaican plants, AOS judging duties at my Chicago Center (this time of year is around 2000+ Miles
37 matches
Mail list logo
