Though Glenn did visit the Pk habitat, he did not bring this species from the
jungles of Peru. The Pk seedlings he and I
offer for sale were artificially propagated in the legal Pk nursery Centro de
Jardineria Manrique in Lima Peru and legally imported
into the United States and Canada.
Peter,
I agree that illegal mature Pk are being traded all over the world.
However, what Glenn and I are offering for sale are Pk seedlings with a leaf
span of less than 10 cm and yes, these are from legal flasks germinated more
than three years ago,2003, by Alfredo Manrique in his legal
for yourself on the
Kew Orchidaceae database, at:
http://www.kew.org/wcsp/home.do
Cheers,
Peter O'Byrne
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the name to apply.
I'm not going to argue taxonomic technicalities with Paul Ormerod. I
stand corrected. And I've changed all my labels to B. maxillare.
Peter O'Byrne
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place.
Peter O'Byrne
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that you're being deliberately provocative.
You bloody stirrer.
Wish I'd thought of it meself.
Admiringly,
Peter O'Byrne
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Marc
Excellent point and you are absolutely correct.
peter
Correct me if I am wrong but the AOS has been endorsing plants for
yearsI believe the endorsements are called HCC, AM, and FCC
Several orchid retailers and growers are now marketing along these lines of
award winning plants.
marc
it or not, AOS awards do endorse
plants on the sales table.
It is puzzling that you, as a student AOS judge, take offence at a by-product
of AOS judging excellence.
Peter
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It is reported on Slipper Talk Forum that Chuck Acker has sent a letter of
apology to all who purchased
his Peruflora Pk seedlings.
see: http://www.slippertalk.com/forum/showthread.php?p=29466#post29466
Apparently Chuck found out that the Peruflora Pk seedlings, already in compots
in his
Jean who wrote:
Here is the comment by Andy Easton, that was then picked up by Marc and
converted to AOS awards that you then added to: Iris had better watch her
typing finger or with the defamatory comments she made about Sun Bulb, she
might have to cough up some serious dollars. They are a fine
have long suspected that is the
case. Thanks for the confirmation, Andy.
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In OGD Vol 9 #62, Jean Allen-Ikeson posted an angry message to Peter
and Marc who think that AOS awards are somehow a commercial
endorsement for commercial growers.
Jean, there is a world of difference between an organisation endorsing
something, and an organisation making commercial endorsements
only get to 3-4 metres
long; I could cite several others that regularly grow longer than 20
metres.
Chees,
Peter O'Byrne
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To answer your question, if a God had to be replaced it must have been an AOS
judge who died.
Jean Allen Ikeson and I have been friends in orchids for many years. I have
come to know Jean
as a wonderful person, who always made rational decisions when she lived
nearby.
Of course you did
of the most famous illustrators was Nelly Roberts, who painted the
flower(s), for over a quarter of a century.
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Congratulations!
The first legal Pk hybrid is in bloom. It originated in Peru's legal Pk
nursery, Centro de Jardineria Manrique,
through the combined efforts of Alfredo Manrique, Glen Decker and Fritz
Schomberg.
Phragmipedium kovachii x Phragmipedium Saint Ouen, will be registered as
and OGDers what is the real reason for your unwarranted insults
thrown my way.
you say:
Enemy: A disgraceful word that only exists in souls full of hate.
Indeed, you soul is full of hate, and your post is a disgrace.
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I am certain Barbara is a very nice and honest person.
I have a problem with her logic She decides which Pk vendor is honest
and which Pk vendor is dishonest, while she truly has no knowledge of the
Peruvian families the way my Peruvian friends have.
Peter
and have never
offered any Pk flasks for sale
nor sold a single one. I only sell de-flasked Pk seedlings of compot size and
delivery is not until May 07.
Peter
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Barbara who said:
I am impressed that Glen has raised this to bloom so quickly. Where is
this plant? Does it reside in Peru or here in the US? If it exists in
the US, how could it have come from flasks imported in 2005?
I and others know how long it takes to do this from flask. Can someone
Barbara, referring to me again, says:
There was a time when you would not believe that anyone could have a
seedling of Pk almost 12 a while back
I remember your posting that nonsense.I knew then, what you have only learned
recently, namely that Pk seedlings grow extremely slow and Pk hybrids
, and let people have their discussions.
Peter
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Common courtesy is to ask for permission to publish private e-mails.
Here is an interesting discussion about owner ship and copyright of private
e-mails: http://www.webmasterworld.com/forum44/1500.htm
It contains the following statements:
It is very risky publishing private emails without
Mijo Mike,
You are addressing the wrong person, it is Barbara's post, talk to her.
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Barbara,
Your OGD post about Chuck and myself contained false allegations against me..
When challenged, by
both myself and by Dot, to substantiate your false claims, you elected to
remain silent.
It proves that you are unable to back up your false allegations.
To say that you did not have
Does anyone have any info on what Orchid would be a nice easy starter plant
and possible to as to growing medium, light requirements and so on I would
need to propagate them from seed.
Ewan, you will not want to grow them from seeds, which is not as easy as you
may believe it is.
I like to
When orchid forum OLD stopped in October of 1998, a small group of its
subscribers, which included
Kenneth Bruininckx, Troy Meyers, myself, and others, started private e-mail
discussions. For several months
the forming of a new forum, now known as the OGD, was tossed around. Lucky for
us,
In his OGD V9 #101 posting, Michael Wright said:
The Jacksonville Orchid Show will be held March 17-18 we will
have beautiful displays, 11 major vendors from the
southeast and artwork.. There is no admission.
Pity about that. I'd have thought people might want to see it.
:) Peter
to
find out. I never heard that he did.
Perhaps Willis just wanted to disappear from the forum scene?
If you know the answer, please tell us Rick.
peter
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Vrydagzynea
...
Sorry Jay, I can't help you..
But thanks for listing this array of wonderfull names. I suspect a lot of
Dutch colonial history behind them..
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of 493 mm long x 198 mm wide. For those who are
metrically-challenged, this is 19.4 inches x 7.8 inches. These
measurements are taken directly from the flower in-situ, so the dorsal
sepal was drooping and nothing was artificially spread out.
Cheers,
Peter O'Byrne
in Singapore
hi,
many years ago on a visit to Canada Research at Sannich on Victoria
Island I saw several experimental houses with novel heating and cooling
systems...
I will see if I can find pictures I took while there...
Peter Spear
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as they ought to be. Have a good browse, and remember to bookmark it
... this site is going places.
Cheers,
Peter O'Byrne
(A proud contributor)
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I've been out a lot recently so I haven't been following the OGD
regularly, but now I've checked ... and I'm missing digests 182 to 185
inclusive.
Peter O'Byrne
in Singapore
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at
right angles to the flower axis.
I have no idea if the hybrid is Calanthe William Murray you'll
have to talk to someone who knows hybrids.
Cheers,
Peter O'Byrne
in Singapore
---
In South Africa, where we unfortunately don't
,
Peter O'Byrne
Chemical Ali will swing for using chemical weapons to suppress an
insurrection in Sulaymaniyah. Chemical George used chemical weapons to
suppress an insurrection in Fallujah. Pass me some rope.
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propagate the CITES Appendix I species.
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registering your nursery under the existing CITES provisions.
Good luck.
Peter O'Byrne
Still under a rock in Singapore
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of plants by making it non-profitable.
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Hi Jerry
In your OGD V9 #213 response to the other Peter, you said:
The vietnamese (Paphiopedilum) species are now so prevalent due to
flasked seedling trade that the threat to the wild populations (what
is left) is greatly reduced from plant collectors.
and
Getting the plants into cultivation
Hi Jay.
The orthographic correction you are seeking was given in Nord.J.Bot.
22, 6: 527 (2002). The incorrectly-spelled name Dendrobium lanyaiae
was corrected to Dendrobium lamyaiae Seidenfaden.
Cheers,
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email me[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Or phone me at 01420 562250.
Regards
Peter Fowler, UK, Alton near Winchester.
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known since Ridley's time that one particular insect
species (Carpenter Bee) has the ability to cause pollination of a
range of orchids, both species and hybrids.
Spread the word. Let's bury this particular myth.
Peter O'Byrne
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much as possible, the way it is. Surely there is some place for the OGD.
Kenneth,I fully agree with icones and repeat his question to you. Would a
small
donation from the members help?Peter
Dear All I have 5 odd The Orchadians for sale:-
June 2004, Vol.14, No.8
Sept 2004 , Vol.14, No.9
December 2004, Vol.14, no.10
March 2005, Vol.14, no.11
September 2005, Vol.15, No.1
www.anos.org.au
£5 + postage, packing free.
email me if interested at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thank you.
Peter
Cody,
Answers to part of your questions can be found in the OGD archives.
From May 7 to 20, 2005, Dr. Bert Pressman wrote seven OGD posts on
sterilizing pots etc.
in 10% chlorine solutions. If you can not find these posts, I gladly forward
them to you by e-mail.
peter
Peru with permits supplied by INRENA (The Peruvian Department of
Natural Resources and CITES auhtority.) In the USA the distributor of these
legal CJM Phragmipedium kovachii seedlings is Glen Decker. In Canada the
distributor is Peter Croezen. Both Glen and Peter issue legal Pk
In OGD V9, #297, Peter Croezen gave the following advice:
If customers decide to sell their legal Phragmipedium kovachii
seedlings within North America, it would be prudent for them to supply
each purchaser with a photocopy of their own legal certificate, write
the name of purchaser and number
Peter O'Byrne who writes:
This would indeed be prudent, because the authorities are indeed
preparing to act. Page 265 of the current (Sept-Oct 2007) edition of
The Orchid Review contains the following warning:
it is common knowledge that in addition to INRENA certified P.
kovachii plants, many
In response to the excerpt from Julian Shaw's article (Orchid Review
Sept-Oct 2007) that I posted on OGD V9 #298, Peter Ceoezen said: Why
is this new rule just for Phragmipedium kovachii and not for all
Lady's Slipper species They are all on CITES Appendix I. It just
does not make any sense
to Frank Thrall, who said None of
us would knowingly purchase illegally imported plants I would respond
sorry, but your statement is neither credible nor relevant.
Peter O'Byrne
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seedlings easily outnumber the legal ones by a factor
of twenty to one hundred. How this translates into a ratio you are looking
for, I leave up to you.
peter
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to the rule.
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on the top surface. Algae is no longer
a problem and there is no need to spray.
peter
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of Lady's slippers. Almost 8000 breeding plants
were confiscated.
You can read it in Eric Hansen's book Orchid Fever ISBN 0-679-45141-2
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announced a total ban on the export of all wild orchids from PNG.
Prior to February 1990, exports from PNG were frequently legitimised
by the application of a single rubber stamp at the offices of the
National Capital District Botanic Gardens in Port Moresby.
Cheers,
Peter O'Byrne
, I have it on file and will be
pleased to send it anyone who wants to read it.
Contact me off OGD via e-mail.
peter
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The exact date is perhaps not important in the story, however when I said
Seven months after Kovach purchased his.
I meant to say one year and seven months ( December 2003.)
Kovach purchased his two plants from farmer/collector Faustino Medina Bautista
end May 2002.
peter
it is to avoid missing a tree after all,
there is so much desert to aim for.
I heard this story twice. First time was from an Italian, who said the
driver was French. Second time was from a Frenchman, who didn't place a
nationality on the driver, but said he'd been drinking Italian wine.
Peter
Blue'. See a picture here:
http://www.wickfordorchids.com/orchid_genera_for_sale.htm
peter
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show and has plants for sale on the trading table.
Dont miss this great show.
Peter
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the squeeze, either
now or in the near future.
Peter O'Byrne
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with Peter O'Byrne on this. Peter, in case you do not know it, needs
no lessons from any of us on how CITES works.
Peter Croezen
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with Peter O'Byrne on this. Peter, in case you do not know it, needs
no lessons from any of us on how CITES works.
Peter Croezen
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-24 C (72-75 F) range. A daytime temp of 32 C (89-90 F) is at the high
end of my recorded range.
The SBG has a number of plants of Dendrochilum wenzelii, and they grow and
flower well in a greenhouse that is cooled to 28-30 C (82-86 F) during the
day and 20-22 C (69-72 F) at night.
Cheers,
Peter
cruentum
Laelia jongheana
Laelia lobata
Paphiopedilum spp.
Peristeria elata
Phragmipedium spp.
Renanthera imschootiana
peter
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in September-October.
If you were to import a specimen from Thailand, you'd need to know exactly
where it came from if you wanted to duplicate it's native climatic cycle.
Peter O'Byrne
In hot and sweaty Singapore ... still part of Asia, last time I looked
Kenneth
Do you know where we may find Eric Christenson's response(s) to the TAXON
articles?
Peter
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may need to be changed every 10
years or so; the plastic becomes brittle and loses its integrity.
Don't forget to label the jar on the outside, and put a label inside the jar
with the specimen. Pencil on card is best; avoid using pen because the inks
will dissolve.
Cheers,
Peter O'Byrne
-water locations on my list. No, the pool doesn't count it is full
of chlorine.
Maybe in 2009 these journo's brain cells will kick in, but until that
happens . sit back and enjoy. 2008 promises to be a bumper year.
Cheers,
Peter O'Byrne
contaminants are killed. (not desirable)
In my lab we soak seeds first in a sugar solution to germinate the contaminants
so they are easier to kill. We use a calcium hypochlorite
solution of 0.3% AC and sterilize orchid seeds for 15 minutes.
Peter
Mark who asked:
How long is this?
24 hrs for seeds from my own plants; 48 hrs for all other seeds.
peter
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last winter, but it's a goner this time..
Peter Mudde
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. They are very easy to use and they store well in
your refrigerator.
Peter Tobias
Peter S. Tobias
Immunology R-215
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) that produces, at different times of
the year, a vegetative shoot (as shown in the photo) and a relatively
short-lived inflorescence. The species have an annual dormant period,
despite mostly being found in ever-wet forests.
Cheers,
Peter O'Byrne
in Singapore
Some excellent 19th WOC pictures can be found here:
http://flickr.com/photos/minicatt/sets/72157603794773297/detail/
peter
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as a very expensive book.. :)
Peter M.
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did the person looking for the special glass flasks look in the
Sigmaaldrich site or do a google search under
Erlenmeyer flask
There are many references and a great variety at Sigma
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them, of
course.
I suspect the statement may be on a par with other urban legends, eg Each
orchid species is only pollinated by one insect species, and the ubiquitous
Sharks don't get cancer.
Cheers,
Peter O'Byrne
in Singapore
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Ron who asked about Kocide 101
It is a fungicide/bactericide
wettable powder
Copper Hydroxide* 77% (by weight)
Inert ingredients 23% (by weight)
* metallic copper equivalent 50%
see:
a very specific drying process. Dried seeds are
stored in small air tight containers at 41 F (fridge door)
Please contact by e-mail for more details.
Peter
Harvey who wrote:
These seeds are stored at about -80C, I believe.
We have had no success in germinating orchid seeds
that have been stored
. This species usually smells strongly of jasmine,
but one particular plant that I encountered on this trip had flowers with a
rather unpleasant scent, like wet socks. It rained later that afternoon,
but I was miles away by then.
Cheers,
Peter O'Byrne
distance upwind. A downwind approach would have needed a gas mask.
The things I do in the name of orchidology !!!
Cheers,
Peter O'Byrne
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that gold Phalaenopsis get stem-rot, just like mine do.
Peter O'Byrne
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http://www.neodiversity.org/articles/neod3102.pdf
Peter
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, not even when a little strange
4 Most important of all, QUARANTINE all newly acquired plants, until you are
convinced they are healthy and clean
Peter
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Hi Len,Sorry to hear your sad story. Not knowing all the details, I am guessing
that you had a case of bacterial rot caused by water left in crowns and leaf
axels overnight of both, the new arrivals and other plants of different genera
in your collectionthat also died.If you believe you
Right on, David!! I agree with you.
Peter
Taxonomy is an arena for scientific debate. snip My personal
observations of the game ... plants can't read, and knowing the latest score
does not make you a better grower.
David Janvrin
of Evolution.
Robert, aren't you over-generalising just a little bit ? I was under
the impression that 40% of US States promoted public-school teaching
of a truly primitive and arcane system which is known by various
euphemisms, eg Intelligent (sic) Design.
Cheers,
Peter O'Byrne
.
Peter O'Byrne
in Singapore
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K Barrett said Andy's Orchids says they'll sell me pollen if ever their
aurisasinorum blooms again.
SELL you some pollen ??? Are they always so generous ?
Peter O'Byrne
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Bladomero who asked:
Does anybody know where I can get MSU Orchid fertiliser in Canada.
Sorry, I do not know a Canadian Source , however there is an MSU 13-3-15-8Ca
fertilizer source in the USA willing to ship
to Canada. Find the details here:http://www.growinhydro.com/21332.html
Peter
Correction:
The old URL I posted a few minutes ago seems no longer active
I found this one instead, same company:
http://www.growinhydro.com/index.php?option=com_contenttask=viewid=20Itemid=46
Peter
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Julia, I believe Steve found the genus for you. Here is a picture posted on the
internet as lespedeza condensata. It looks similar to your flower.
http://www.k-state.edu/fergusonlab/lespedeza.jpg
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does not post it either.
The on line Canada Government references mentioned in the chart, will allow you
to update the chart where needed.
If you like me to send the chart to your private e-mail address, please contact
me off forum and I will be happy to send it to you.
Peter
chart is wise, for it saves many hours of research
and reading through boring government directives. However, no matter who's
summary chart you use, always verify the information first hand from the
on-line Government Documents.
Peter
this helps.
peter
Lee who wrote:
So as a practical matter I have two hybrids (just 2 orchids) that I am
considering sending
to someone in Ontario. From a cursory look at the COC site the phyto is
waived but the CITES is necessary? snip.
Lee
Singapore in one of the world's more successful attempts to
re-introduce a nearly-extinct native orchid species. When you visit
Singapore in September 2011 for the next World Orchid Conference, keep an
eye out for them.
Peter O'Byrne
in Singapore
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growing by the path, that
is in danger of getting stolen by someone, so I'll conserve it by taking it
home with me. Luckily, these people seldom seem to venture far off the
paths.
Cheers,
Peter O'Byrne
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