t;Looking without Touching" is the
norm in Orchid collections ... and if you have plants hanging into the
aisles like I do, block the aisles off.
Good luck,
rob't
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e ink, as it will smear if
not allowed to set.
You can print up 4 tags or 4,000 tags. Someone else's comments about
integration with Microsoft Access are correct; great idea.
rob't
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rrect me if you know better.) I have seen
'Brother' and it does not have the same color or the same type of
Harlequin blotching as 'Nan-Cho', which I have in my collection.
Sorry I couldn't give a complete answer; I have been waiting to see if
somebody else would do so.
r
For a less expensive source (about half the price) for small quantities
of the 60-hour heat-packs (better for 2-day shipping), try:
http://cvexotics.safewebshop.com/60_hour_heat_packs.html
rob't
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wer at any time during that period, and flowering time may
end up being variable, and based on cultural factors.
rob't
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Since you asked for "punishmnet", you might try repotting it; that may
delay flowering the following season ... (of course, mind the roots,
they do not respond well to being disturbed). You might also try to
figure out why the flowers are only lasting you one month ... they
should probably last
rchid Digest (the
organization and Magazine) posted on my website:
http://www.robert-bedard.com/orchids/miltoniopsis_culture.html
rob't
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lings into Google,
you will see my website; in North America, it comes up in number one
position. I am not the oldest, nor the bestest Phal site out there, but
I have a good deal of experience doing SEO (Search Engine
Optimnization). I can tell you how to increase the rank of your new site.
ro
for most of the year, allowing them to go
slightly drier between waterings during the worst of winter. Winter
minimum night temps are in the mid 60's up high where I grow them.
Hope this helps,
rob't
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s (Phalaenopsis pulcherrima [Christenson]),
but it appears stable, and the triat is apparently heritable, so it does
have horticultural value.
Maybe peloria is not so odd, when you consider that Orchids
theoretically evolved from an ancestor that had three sepals and three
petals ...
Thanks Iris, you are right (although splitting hairs) over my incorrect
use of the word "clones" when I clearly meant "plants". (That is what I
get for typing too fast, while thinking about something else.)
If you don't believe that I understand Orchid Nomenclature, you are free
to visit th
ailable commercially, at least if you are talking Phalaenopsis species
and primary hybrids. As fas as I am concerned, amateur flasking is a must.
rob't
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Two questions:
1) I have a very nice Paph. venustum that came labeled venustum album.
It is primarily green and white, but has intense yellow where pink or
bronze would be on the regular form. Is this form with the yellow also
correctly called venustum var. measuresianum?
2) Anybody know what
For the record, the Fordyces are going through some changes, but I have
talked with Sue recently, and she assured me that they are keeping their
website up, and the last I heard, the plan was for Frank to maintain a
small collection of his breeding stock, and continue to make hybrids.
The las
I have corresponded briefly with both Daryl, and with Tom Roberts, the
Editor of their magazine. Like Kenneth, I did a whois on the domain to
find Daryl, and then I wrote him.
Being moderately cynical when it comes to human institutions, I was
curious about what might set the WOS apart from so
A friend has asked me to sow some Cymbidium canaliculatum capsules for
him, and I wonder if anybody could recommend a point in time to harvest
them for green-capping?
Thanks so much,
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reciate this. I also grow them fairly bright for
Phalaenopsis.
My lindenii plants are strong enough to set capsules readily, and bear
multiple spikes in consecutive years. Hope another perspective helps.
rob't
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s no benefit to testing, but that a plant that tests
clean for CyMV and ORSV may still be infected with something else.
Just my two cents based on my experience.
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