If someone could provide me a complete record of the archives, preferably
non-digest, I will create a search engine to solve all these problems.
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stanhopi> threads from the OGD archives. Here is a slightly di
Gentle OGDers,
Recently there was a question about retrieving threads from the OGD archives. Here is a slightly different question in a similar vein:
I receive OGD by email in Digest form. Occasionally a digest goes missing or I accidentally delete one before I can save it. The membership ha
I haven't tried to grow orchids for about 8 years.
I can only grow indoors at home and did not have too much success before -
plants only lived about 2 years. Are there any good web sites that give detailed
home growing tips or list of plants that are easy growers?
Thanks,
Wanda
Akron, Oh
"Mary E. Gerritsen, a cell biologist and pharmacologist... hunts for new
drugs to help fight cancer.
When she's not doing research or writing scholarly articles for medical
journals, the San Mateo resident indulges her passion for hunting down and
growing Masdevallias...
Gerritsen's enthusiasm
"orchid aficionados sent their digital photographs, some of rare species
and hybrids, for publication in the newly released OrchidWiz Encyclopedia 2.0.
... Eric Hunt, of OrchidMania
Eric contributed nearly 800 photos to the program. Part of his collection
includes seldom seen orchid species, suc
Can anyone comment on the proposition that addition
of soluble silicon formulations (e.g. Dynagro's Protekt) to
orchid fertilizers will result in leaves that are sturdier and more resistant to
fungal attack?
Is there any evidence that any orchid
families/genera incorporate silicon into pri
Here are some links for Ossiculum aurantiacum, as a follow-up to
Viateur's post:
http://www.rbgkew.org.uk/scihort/wta/posters/Ossiculum%20aurantiacum.pdf
For other plants from Cameroon, see the parent link:
http://www.rbgkew.org.uk/scihort/wta/con_posters.html
http://www.redlist.org/info/gal
A while ago I purchased Coelogyne speciosa x affine
and Coelogyne speciosa x affine as two obviously different plants as the leaves
were completely different One has been identified as Coel.gibbifera and the
other as Coel.naja by experts in the field of coelogynes. I was intrigued by the
wor
A quick check of Wildcatt shows:
Cymbidium Sue = (Cym. Showgirl X Cym. Peter
Pan).
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Ron, the parents of Cym. Sue are C. Showgirl x Peter Pan. RHS website picked it up 1st time. Has been around for years. Some very nice blooms from them. Roy.
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In a message dated 2/11/06 6:02:07 AM, Ron Boyd writes:
I cannot get the RHS data base to give parents of Cymbidium Sue.
Dunno how you missed it, except the Web site was having a problem a week or so ago.
Cym. Sue = Showgirl x Peter Pan. It was registered by Santa Barbara in 1980.
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Sue is a cross of Showgirl with Peter Pan - The RHS database was not working
a short while ago. Sue is often cream and other pale colours and can have
better shape than Peter Pan. Is popular because you can get good quality
early flowering hybrids.
Stephen Early
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Of all the many tropical orchids only two are used for commercial purposes:
Bourbon and Tahitian. It flourishes in Brazil, Mexico and Peru and is also
grown in Indonesia, Tahiti, Madagascar, China, and the Cormoro Islands
(formally known as the Bourbon Islands in the nineteenth century
"Mary E. Gerritsen, a cell biologist and pharmacologist of note, hunts for
new drugs to help fight cancer.
When she's not doing research or writing scholarly articles for medical
journals, the San Mateo resident indulges her passion for hunting down and
growing Masdevallias, which she calls the
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