Iris et al.:
Iris I have several customers who use Keikiroot for day lily propagation.
Because the IBA is in lanolin it will not wash off easily.
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With regard to the mechanism of foliar absorption of nutrients,
John Stanley [OGD V7#372 message 3] is right; the wonder is not the
advantages of foliar feeding but that it can taker place at all. As I
recall, it was Tom Sheehan who obtained experimental evidence for its existence,
but I di
I was wondering whether anyone on the list uses Metalosate products?
I've just met a fellow who's an agricultural advisor, plant importer,
consultant, etc. His credentials are very impressive. And
particularly impressive was his walking through my orchid house and
identifying almost every s
Sure thing, Andy:
"C3 physiology recorded directly in Spathoglottis, Arundina,
Coelogyne, Oncidium.
CAM recorded directly in Aerangis, Aeranthes,
Aerides, Arachnis, Aranda, Aranthera, Ascocentrum, Brassavola,
Bulbophyllum, Cadetia, Calanthe, Cattleya, Caularthron, Chiloschis
Title: Foliar Feeding.
Jerry's observations add a lot more to the debate than some of the old regurgitations on this topic. Steve, are you sure that Cattleyas are CAM cycle plants?? I was not aware of this. Can you provide some references? I know that the genus is widely dispersed so there ma
You are aware that not all orchids have fixed stomata. Paphs for
instance can open and close them. CAM plants, which are mainly the
hard leaf type orchids cannot regulate their stomata that well from
what I understand, such as Cattleya.
ST
Orchids> When I invented my fertilizer ( Gre
When I invented my fertilizer ( Green Jungle) I spent 9 years trying to
figure it all out. I went to the jungles of Peru, Borneo and others and
studied everything. Soil, water, leaf analysis, temperature everything. One
thing I discovered was that Orchids have fixed open stomata which allow the
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