Dear OGD'ers,
I am building a laminar flow hood and it occurred to me that there might
be a difference in efficiency and/or function between vertical and
horizontal laminar flow. The professional models come both ways. Here's
my thinking so far. Please feel free to straighten me out on any
Callman and Frances Au... specialize in growing the fragrant hanging
Honohono orchids [dendrobiums].
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Au says crumbling up the Hawaiian Hapu'u [tree fern] root [?] is great for
aeration.
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feeding it daily with water and fertilizer.
Au uses a slow release fertilizer, Nutricote that feeds
In a message dated 3/15/08 7:01:12 AM, Lee writes:
Have there been any studies done with regard to the transmission of viruses
from one orchid to another due to mealybugs or other insects?
I believe that has been done, but I don't have any references. It is true in
some plants, but I think
Did you forget water splashing from one plant to another?
Ray Barkalow - First Rays Orchids - www.firstrays.com
Plants, Supplies. Books, Artwork, and lots of Free Info!
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There will be an Orchid Show in Phoenix on April 5 and 6 at Baker's
Nursery, 3414 N 40 St, Phoenix (south of Indian School) from 9-5 on
Saturday and 10-5 on Sunday. There will be lots of plants on display
and for sale. Free admission. This is one of the best nurseries in Phoenix.
Bev
The correct name is LC Pleiades. It is C bowringiana x LC Twinkle
Star registered in 1964 by Carter and Holmes
Bev
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the Tampa Bay Orchid Society... annual event...
more than 2,000 viewed... displays, part of the orchid society's
Rainforest Orchid Fantasy.
The three-day event... Tampa's largest indoor flower show, featured 14
vendors...
It included free workshops in environmentally friendly pest control...
London Orchid Society's annual show...
Joe Diciommo...
started growing orchids 27 years ago.
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Tell me one other flower family that has such diversity, says Diciommo.
None. None! A rose looks like a rose looks like a rose. An orchid
sometimes doesn't even look like an orchid.
Diciommo
[EMAIL PROTECTED] spaketh thusly:
Have there been any studies done with regard to the transmission of
viruses from one orchid to another due to mealybugs or other insects?
Your reply here or off forum is appreciated.
Known susceptibilities within the family Orchidaceae:
actually had to
move.
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VB
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