Well, since it has been announced that Andy is involved with selection of the Judging panel for the Miami Conference, by the e-mails I have received from New Zealand over his last effort at the NZ Conference, I would think that there would be a great reluctance for anyone from NZ to send any plants
I have had Cypridedium pubescens and reginae growing on the edge of my
back yard for about 10 years now. Light to heavy shade under oak trees,
heavy dark soil, near bog or swamp conditions for the pubescens, the
reginae is on the bank of a small seasonal creek. We are in Northern
Illinois USA
Viateur
That link is to a recovery program in FL, not a potting
medium.
Thanks for that article though!
Ray Barkalow - First Rays Orchids - www.firstrays.comPlants, Supplies,
Artwork, Books and Lots of Free Info!
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[thanks Ray (Barkalow) for pointing out the wrong link in the previous posting]
From a press release :
"high quality, premium orchid growing medium and potting mix known as
POTTING UP...
POTTING UP is not just for orchids, but an excellent potting medium for all
types of plants, including all po
Title: phal Stationery
I have a Psychopsis that is
labeled:
Psychopsis Oncidium Lake View 9509033
anyone have any thoughts of
what the correct name is? no such listing in Wildcatt or RHS
site.
thanks for your
help
Robert J. RichterOwnerBob's Computer Services28
LeClair StreetN. Reading
Juba = Julio,
Obrigado (Thanks)
for sharing your memories from the 20's and commenting about the future of
illegal trade.
You did not mention illegal arms trafficking but you probably realize that
OGD is an orchid list...
*
You wrote : "Peruvian Phrag. ... I haven´t seen a picture of thi
Nono, the regulation comes from the interpretion by the US *government* -
the OMA and the USFWS hold that the seeds have to collected legally in order
for the flasks to be legal. For example, this policy has added to the US
hobbyist's frustration at getting many of the new Paph species from Vie
I refer you to the article in 'Orchids' in which portions of the genome was
pictured (& we discussed it but not very deeply here). So Pk's genetic
fingerprint is much more further advanced than one would think.
K Barrett
N Calif, USA
I'm not sure the gene forensics is that simple. With humans,
Andy,
many people have told me that you are widely respected as an AOS
judge. These people agree that you know sod-all about species (only a
complete ignoramus would say "all orchids are weeds somewhere"), and
that you are a liar, a cheat, a bully and a coward (all publicly
well-proven in recent
Somebody asked about an Oncidium or Psychopsis Lake View. Sorry, there is nothing like that or Lakeview in the Oncidium alliance in the RHS data base, and there is no awarded oncidium alliance clone by that name in Wildcatt. The closest I could find is Trichocentrum Kuquat 'Lakeview.' If your plant
I posted the announcement of my purchase of the Flasks of Phrag. kovachii
on this forum for several reasons. One was to see what the sentiments of
the various writers are. I wanted to see how people reacted to the issue
and to really open a debate about trade and whether governing bodies like
C
Even though I find that most plants - terrestrial, epiphytic,
lithophytic, whether orchids, ferns, tropicals and ordinary houseplants of all
sorts or vegetables - do great in semi-hydroponics using PrimeAgra medium, I
would never say that there is a perfect medium for everything.
There are
Viateur wrote:
> You wrote : "CITES ... making it harder to trade plants ... it hinders the
> trade both of illegal AND legal plants through a horrible bureaucracy..."
> Are you in favor of the trade of illegal plants ?
Of course not. But artificially propagated plants should not be put in the
ca
Dear Roy et all,
Well, since it has been announced that Andy is involved with selection of the Judging panel for the Miami Conference, by the e-mails I have received from New Zealand over his last effort at the NZ Conference, I would think that there would be a great reluctance for anyone from NZ t
In the same vane as Julio's analogy between
Prohibition and CITES, I remember a husky bully from childhood, who would grab
frailer subjects for subjugation by the collar and threaten us with, "What
did you say about my mother?" Viateur's fascitious conclusion that Julio
is in favor of t
on 4/16/05 2:20 PM, Ken wrote:
>
> I refer you to the article in 'Orchids' in which portions of the genome was
> pictured (& we discussed it but not very deeply here). So Pk's genetic
> fingerprint is much more further advanced than one would think.
>
> K Barrett
That does bring up a question
Jerry Fischer wrote (not too much, Jerry!) suggesting that the orchid
community come up with an alternative way of dealing with trade in rare and
threatened orchid species currently covered under CITES. I'm wondering if
he has a suggestion to propose?
It occurs to me that he is personally beh
Title: Wireless light meter?
I'm gone almost all day long here in the Netherlands at work, and through the course of the seasons the amount of sun we get varies drastically. I'm looking for a system where I can wirelessly transmit light counts (in any unit of measurement) to my computer so w
Read my post.
Harvey> Jerry Fischer wrote (not too much, Jerry!) suggesting that the orchid
Harvey> community come up with an alternative way of dealing with trade in rare
and
Harvey> threatened orchid species currently covered under CITES. I'm wondering
if
Harvey> he has a suggestion to pro
>From long time and a lot of time many orchidists have invested in P.
kovachii. I think there are thousands of orchids species and different
topics to be analyzed in this forum.
George is in the jail, Manuel Arias is very, very sick and his
reputation underground. Are there another things that Manu
In a message dated 4/16/05 9:15:59 AM Eastern Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I have a Psychopsis that is labeled: Psychopsis Oncidium Lake View 9509033
>From a quick google search, 'Lake View' seems to be a not uncommon clonal name for a variety of hybrids and is presumably used by a
Hello everyone! I hope this note finds each of you in good
health.
It's been great reading the progression of thought, personal observations,
etc. concerning the production of 'catch roots'. Not to change the subject
- but ...
I have yet to get flowers from Neostylis Lou Sneary, Brassavola
The problem is the misting. It causes buds to rot off. I was just waiting for
you to say you mist them. When the plants put on a spike, stop misting and just
water individually.
Steve Topletz
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Jerry Fischer, who wrote this long paragraph and a
lot more:...
>I posted the announcement of my purchase of the Flasks of Phrag.
kovachii >on this forum for several reasons. O
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