Hi Ron
I feel your mate has been fed some bovine excrement !!
I have moved phallies around to get the flower spikes to a better position.
They didn't stop growing
Cheers
Colin Hamilton
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Australian Orchid Council/"OrchidsAustralia"
Rockhampton, Qld. Australia
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From:
Gustaaf
R. Möhlmann
To: Orchids@orchidguide.com
Sent: Monday, December 05, 2005 6:44
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Subject: Re: [OGD] Orchids Diges
We grow our specimen Phals in slatted baskets with a minimum of media, to start we hang the basket in the tradtional horizontal position then once they are well rooted on we hang it on it's side so the plant is oriented as in nature to reduce the water standing in the crown. Sometimes when we flip
In a message dated 12/5/05 6:03:11 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Who has a Paph barbatum in their collection from a tissue cultured source??
I didn't know you could tissue-culture paphs at all in commercial quantities.
I have a Paph. barbatum var. nigritum which came from Bosche Popow. It was sold
Phals do not care what direction their leaves are facing. We've grown
hundreds of thousands of these things and have tried all of the hokis
pokis and most of it is untrue.
Buzz
Windsong Orchids
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Hi listmembers,
If species A is crossed with species B where A is the mother/seed plant and
B is the father/pollen plant, and the child C has the Grex name Gustavianum
If the seed and pollen plants A and B are now interchanged in the crossing
such that:
B is now the mother/seed plant and A t
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