The natives are restless and looking for sex...
The native orchids in Florida tend to bloom in two main clusters, spring and
fall, with a few blooming in summertime and a few in winter in deepest
southern Florida. Here at the end of August and the beginning of September,
Epidendrum magnoliae may
Leslie Bursey Anybody have iguanas eating their
orchids or other plants?
Hello -
Not iguanas*S*, but we have a 7-year-old pet
iguana...and learned fairly early that she must be
carefully monitored when roaming.
These (delightful) creatures are arboreal herbivores,
so climbing up on a plant and
You said you were out of town for a few days??
Right; I traced you all the way from Homestead to Florida City,
to Panama, and to Puerto Rico.
Welcome back! So glad you found out again where you
live and who you are. Your silence worried me, I feared
for the worst, amnesia, Alzheimer's.
(For
For an orchid related Patron Saint, try St. Otto of the rubbish bin.
Alan
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Patron Saint of the Orchids has to be St. Jude.Saint of Lost
Causes.Altho I have to like Saint Guido.HE
Dee
http://www.oregoncams.com
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Would someone please recommend an efficient way to rid Paphs of mealybugs.
I've used insecticidal soap and parafinic oil weekly, and occasional spray
of
Bayer Rose and Flower Insect killer (cyfluthrin + imidacloprid), but the
bugs
reemerge when I stop. Do the bugs hide down in the potting media?
Tried that. Also tried 4-tube 4-foot fixtures. Don't. 8-foot tubes are heavy,
very expensive, and it takes two people to change one. Not worth it.
4-tube fixtures don't last. The outer holders get loose. Your best bet is
4-foot 2-tube shoplites, two side-by-side for catts, oncidiums, etc.
Be sure
Peter
Why dont you keep your sarcastic drivel to yourself rather than
broadcasting it to the world?
STUART
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Subject: [OGD] Welcome back .
Prem Subrahmanyam :
Thanks for sharing the info about Florida species and your excellent photos
: most interesting !
Regards,
Viateur
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In a message dated 8/27/04 11:41:37 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Anybody have iguanas eating their orchids or other plants?
Paige Fox?
Iris
It's not the years, honey. It's the mileage. b Indiana Jones
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In a message dated 8/27/04 11:41:37 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
Would someone please recommend an efficient way to rid Paphs of mealybugs.
I still believe the only sure method for the hobbyist is a systemic
insecticide. I have found Orthenex safe and effective (3 times a week apart), with a
and Cruising Cody
will surely find an infestation of red spider in his armpits.
Red Spiders? Didn't you mean red spider mites? If you're going to attack
people Andy, at least get your facts straight. It seems like that's all you
do on this list is attack people. I've seen NO valid comments from
Dear OGD's
In my travels to Brazil and Europe this year I came across a bunch of
odd terrestrrial orchids and must say that they are not my specialty. I
need some help in any IDentifications anyone may be able to make.
They are all listed at this page
Hey KB,
Check the AOSF archives. Grow up!!!
Get the facts before you speak!
Peter
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In OGD 358, Bill Bergstrom said:
In response to Epstein's remarks..though well intended perhaps..not nearly
complete enough to spark any more conflict in regards to the status of the
AOS...Here is the message from Lee Cooke to me this morning... Simply put,
werre1,049 members better than where we
Do you vary daylength with the seasons mickinmontana
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RE: 3. Dendrobium bigibbum, D. phalaenopsis and a challenge to the splitters.
(Peter O'Byrne)
I hereby challenge anyone who believes that D. phalaenopsis is a different
species to D. biggibum to tell all OGD readers exactly what the difference
is. Please don't waffle about colour ... both taxa
Dear OGD's
In my travels to Brazil and Europe this year I came across a bunch of
odd terrestrrial orchids and must say that they are not my specialty. I
need some help in any identifications anyone may be able to make.
They are all listed at this page
Enstar can also be had at www.orchidmix.com
K Barrett
N Calif, USA
I got the stuff in a bulk purchase with a friend. But I understand you can
get it online at a rose site arrgh. of course I can't remember it now.
K Barrett
N Calif, USA
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Not orchid related-
This has nothing to do with orchids, but I can't think of a more knowledgable
group of people to ask. The director of our botanical gardens and I had a
discussion today about flowering vines. He had a jasmine vine for years that
produced vegetative growth beautifully, but
Hi All,
I keep my fluorescent lights at 16 hours a day all year long. The plants
seem to like it. They grow and bloom very well. I have not noticed any
reluctant bloomers. Most will bloom several times a year and whenever they are ready
not just certain times. The only plants I have had
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