Tricia Gentle OGDers,
As to promoting orchids and the orchid societies in my area, one of
the things I have done in the past was to keep a few information cards
about my local orchid society in my wallet so I could offer one to
someone, if I was in Home Depot, Lowes, etc., when saw them looking
the Campbelltown and District Orchid Society's Late Winter Orchid Show...
The society meets... in Campbelltown on the second Tuesday of each month
URL :
http://camden.yourguide.com.au/news/local/news/general/fertile-seed-of-inspiration/1236682.aspx
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Regards,
VB
Jerry,
You wrote, The plants looked a little strange but...
That's an alarm! You should have ended any thoughts of a buy right then.
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Hi -- that helps explain a problem I had this spring, with plants bought at
midwest orchid shows -- more than one -- from growers that I trust. I had
Phals and Intergenerics both have what looked like bacterial infections shortly
after bringing them home. Fortunately, they didn't get into the
Avoid heartaches and financial losses.
1. Purchase orchids species/hybrids from reputable vendors, and /or
experienced in-vitro propagators.
2. Be extra careful when purchasing in a foreign country; don't be blinded by
low prices or sweet talk.
3. Do not purchase when they look strange, not
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