I recently submitted a Phalaenopsis leaf with the problem to my local
county (San Francisco) State (CA) Agricultural Representative. I also
gave him pictures of my Phals with the problem, a printed out copy of
Steve Wilson web page
http://www.geocities.com/tlswilso/Phal_problems_2-15-04.html,
Viateur
How about St Swithin? He has a nice primary hybrid named after him.
On his deathbed Swithin begged that he should be buried outside the
north wall of his cathedral where passers-by should pass over his grave
and raindrops from the eaves drop upon it. from
Dear OGD,
After speaking with Marcos Campacci, my guide and friend in Brazil, I
have an ID for the Cleistes the Bomb. It is Cleistes limbonii var
coerula and has not been described as a distinct variety. We saw this
species in Sao Paulo State Brazil, growing directly on the beach in full
sun,
I see my message bounced yesterday for some unknown reason and that Iris already
answered, however I've got a little more input
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The daylength at the equator *regardless* of your height (altitude) is precisely 12
hours every single day of the year. Now this
In a message dated 8/31/04 4:05:46 AM, Roberts Flower Supply writes:
I would suggest rather than firing your pot over again at 900 F that a soak
in 20% hydrochloric acid (muriatic acid) will kill all your bugs but also
remove all the salt out of your clay pot.
Sorry to differ with you, and
Dave,
You wrote : Sunlight remains at the same temperature all year round.
Could you explain ?
Regards,
Viateur
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Hello Greig.
Apologies for spelling your name wrong in my last posting.
Some of the assumptions you used as a basis for your arguments in your
posting (OGD V6 #365) are very familiar to anyone who has followed Mark
Clements' and David Jones' work on Australian orchids. The problem is, they
are
Stainless steel rust resistance indeed! Iris, once again your lack of
knowledge is showing. I believe Peter corrected you on the Equatorial day
length also. Could be a trifecta with your next post. Accurately yours,
Andy Easton
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I was only talking about pots not metal stakes. Calcium chloride is very
soluble on the acid side. With the mix you used it is possible you were
close to a neutral solution that could of caused it to precipitate that
could give you problems. I never had a problem using the hydrochloric acid
for Paul on flowering Brassavola Nodosa and other Brassavolas
Not only do they need strong ligh and lots of it and for a longer period
than other species, also they like dry medium and lots of humidity.
I have seen nodosas growing on palm tree trunks in Isla Mujeres, Yucatan.
The year Kennedy was
They were Australian judges! Get Kevin Hipkins going on their quality some
time. On second thoughts, don't, it is rather depressing how bad some of the
Aussie (and New Zealand) judges are. I feel sorry for poor old Ron. But I
have an AOS tale to tell too, minus the names of the guilty. Whilst
Hi-
I grow mine mounted on cork and tree fern with sphagnum padding about 2-2
1/2ft. from a 450 watt sodium halide. Even my Brassavola nodosa won't take
that close to the light. What colour are your leaves? They should be getting
enough light to be medium/medium-light green with possible red
Just wanted to offer some accurate information on Iris's comments
on high-temperature resistance to rust (oxidation or scaling) for
stainless steel.
It is true that stainless steel is highly resistant to many types of
corrosion, even at elevated temperatures. However, there are several
In a message dated 8/31/04 6:38:55 PM, Andy Easton writes:
Stainless steel rust resistance indeed!
What do you mean? If you put stainless steel in the self-cleaning oven, the
stainless factor is destroyed.
Iris
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Thank you, Bill, much appreciated. The explanation answers my
question. It's just that i am used to seeing such large (relatively
speaking) numbers explained in more detail in financial statements.
Of course the item should not have been booked in the first place: a
sale is not a sale until
With regard to Iris Cohen's warning [OGD V6 #366, message 4, repeated as
message 8, I presume for emphasis] about cleaning pots in bleach, from my
background in Chemistry and Biophysics, as well as long personal experience, it is
nonsense! I have no idea where the idea of saturated calcium
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