I spent a hot, wet week tearing out an old cork-lined wall from a hot house.
Plants that appeared quite compact expanded to cover every available surface,
before reorganised. The new framework may be of interest: against the back wall,
three centimetre Jablite (construction grade expanded
Dear Julia,
reciprocal crosses are given the same name.
regards
Guido
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Prof. Dr. Guido J. Braem
Naunheimer Str. 17
35633 Lahnau
Deutschland/Germany
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Even in its natural habitat in Papua New Guinea this species does not flower
regularly (where it grows at around 500 m above sea level at temperatures of
up to 30 degrees Celsius during the day and no less than 20 degrees Celsius
at night). To keep the plant alive or 30 years is a great feat in
In a message dated 8/29/05 6:03:33 AM, Julia writes:
Are reciprocal crosses given individual names or the same name?
In general, a reciprocal cross has the same grex name as the original. Therefore, it is often important to know which parent was which for your particular seedling, as the outcome
My Jaybird humidifier died when my husband tried to clean it. It actually was
a bit too intense for my 16'x18' greenhouse. Can anyone recommend a
hummidifier and also give their experience with the life expectency of said
item?
Thanks,
Gail Sklar
We have an Aqua fog XE 500 on an oscillator that works great but would definitly be overkill in your greenhouse maybe the new smaller 400 would work. One caveat on the 500 and larger is they are noisy (that turboprop is really moving)
Paul and Diane LeBlanc Species Orchids
Steve
I live in Papua New Guinea and have seen Bulbo fletcherianum growing in
the wild in two sites. It grows on granite rockfaces in very humid
conditions in shade which perhaps gets a little bit of sun in the early
morning. They were all found at over 750 ft .
The largest plants I ve seen
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