I was told that polycarbonate sheeting does not let
UV light through and since orchids need UV light to flower, they will not flower
if this is used as a roof. Is this correct?
Thanks Ken.
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Dear Peter,
Greetings. Supporting the NY bid, eh? Sounds like fun, especially if you do
get to meet Mohammed Ali. Actually, I'm all for the London bid. For one
thing, I think it's the only way the transport system will ever get sorted
out in this city/country. The Government will not let the c
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K. Barrett asked:
"So, what say you David Banks and Colin Hamilton? Will there ever be a time
when we can download subscriptions of your magazine's articles?"
Who knows? With the way technology is moving I would never say never. Most
people prefer the pictures to the text in many publications.
I find the orchids love hearing plenty and loudly the likes of Bruce
Springsteen, Ben Folds , Richard Clapton etc etc.
The neighbors --- well-- they are not as keen!
Stuart
> K. Barrett asked:
>
> "So, what say you David Banks and Colin Hamilton? Will there ever be a
time
> when we can down
I have two problems with the info you were given:
1) Polycarbonate does pass some wavelengths of UV. (I work for
the largest producer of resins for the DVD industry in US, and am responsible
for importing the photoinitiators used in their UV-photocure production.)
That is not to say that
Why preclude the pictures?
I have a Dell version of a Pocket PC (I tried to teach my IPaq how to swim
in Coca-Cola, and it didn't like it) that has a built-in multimedia player
(among other stuff), so words, music and images are no issue!
Ray Barkalow - First Rays Orchids - www.firstrays.com
Please excuse me for sending this again, but the other post did not go through
except for the
header.
I treated myself to one of these plants for my birthday this spring and am now
enjoying it
blooming. How in the world do these delicate plants survive in the wild?
My questions: Where do
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