Recent content by sergeharvey

I once had a nice small clump that was starting to do well but then one Spring, the voles dug it up and ate the buds. Anything like that ever happen to you? The lab where I bought it went out of business and never found it again (in Quebec that is)

Is this a large plant?

And Coos Bay (AM/AOS) is a nice one....

Thanks...

Mine this morning

Ordered some Coelogynes from him last year - great plants. I was hoping he'd be in Montreal next March but it looks like it won't happen.

I bought a flask of the primary cross, not the sib cross, of Phrag Lovely Lynne from Mike Tibbs 2 years ago and they are now starting to flower. The plants are small but the flowers are relatively large for the size of the plants. I recuperated 28 planlets from the flask and will be posting...

My kovachii opened a few days ago and am pleased with it: 17 x 12 cm spread, good color and flat.

See also: http://www.orchid.it/COELOGYNE/Coelogyne.glandulosa.html?fbclid=IwAR0r7GU12YN3MDq5kuCHK431wk86ZaxjH3HxST60xvT0QFt1tgBFxI_DIQc

Definitely not a glanduosa but rather an Unchained Melody. Have the same plant. Glandulosa is very very rare if it's around at all. Here's Elisabeth and Jean-Claude George's description.

Sort of looks like my mix. Works great for my Phrags.

Seems to be of manageable size too, Where from?

Where did you get that plant?

Out of curiosity...for the LL, the primary cross is FS x PCA and the sib cross, from what I understand, is LL x LL. What is the advantage of a sib cross over the primary cross?