[OGD] RE: Bill Thoms

Thank you to everyone who helped me with contacting Bill Thoms. I envisioned my career as a VP going up in flames like the opening scene in 'Master and Commander'. Turns out I freaked out needlessly. He was avoiding the spam wars that have inundated the web the past few weeks and just delaye

[OGD] Paph hangianum

Hi Charles. Thanks for the info. You certinally have given me plenty to think about and work with. Ron Date: Thu, 22 Apr 2004 08:21:27 -0700 From: "Charles Baker" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: [OGD] Paph hangianum In issue 186 Ron Boyd asked about the culture of Paph hangia

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[OGD] Phrag. brasiliensis - addendum

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[OGD] Phrag. brasiliensis

I was really hoping someone else would put the bell on the cat. I hate getting stuck doing this. Or maybe someone else did in an issue I missed and got hooted off the stage. Whatever. Jay Norris asks for information about the so-called Phrag. brasiliensis. OK. Can you say "Phrag. Patti McHa

[OGD] off topic scientific symbol

I know there is not much out there that someone somewhere doesn't know anything about so does anyone out there have access to a scientific symbol I need to use for an orchid paper, it is a multiplication sign with a minus sign above it. I can then copy and paste. Thanks in advance,

[OGD] Notylia

Nancy : Since you grow your notylias mounted and get inflorescences, your plants are doing quite well. Maybe you should provide more humidity (from the good old Hawkes' encyclopaedia : "Mostly shade-loving plants, they require abundant moisture and warmth at all times", p. 315). Regards, Via

[OGD] Peloric Phal

Jill, Have you made a change in the chemical treatments you've applied, nutritional or pesticidal? I think that's more likely than is a viral infection. Excessive use of rooting hormones can have that result. Fortunately, it's reversible. Ray Barkalow - First Rays Orchids - www.firstrays.com

[OGD] Promenea citrina

In issue 187 Rina e Corrado asked about the culture for Promenea citrina and how it compares to Prominea xanthina. It would appear that they are the same, with Prominea citrina now considered a synonym of Promenea xanthina. Cheers, Charlie ___ the Orchi