As of last night when the show closed for the day, there were still several very nice flasks of several varieties available on Dr. Perner's sales table. I don't recall seeing any of the one that everyone wants. I thought they looked great and people tell me (I'm sure I don't know why) that I am normally too fussy and difficult to please. I picked up some BS size plants that were in excellent condition as well. This morning there are still some slightly smaller ones available. I'm looking forward to hearing Dr. Perner's presentation today at the Cymbidium Congress (it seems cymbidium growers love paphs too).
Flasks from Hengduan Mountain Biotech.
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Scott, can you comment on TON and what they had in flasks and plants as well as give us an idea of prices.
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I'll try to provide the short answer until I can post some photos and more details after I get back to Seattle.
The quality of plants and flasks was top of the line all the way - no exceptions. Most plants in the flasks were ready to go directly into 2.5" pots. Compotting would seem an unnecessary step in this case. There were complex, mottled leaf, and a few species flasks. And while there were no "bargains" the prices seemed fair based on the potential of the cross. There was also an incredible selection of compots and individual plants, with heavy emphasis on super high potential bellatulum line breeding.
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keithrs
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I checked out there flasks at the Sboe show.... Great looking flasks!!!! Great plants for sale too!!! I would too have loved too buy a few flasks!!!
I took Eggshells advice and put the thick flask in a vise and took a hack saw to it. It worked out great. They are now resting nicely in the greenhouse.
The list of flasks that most of us saw did not offer helenae, however, it was my understanding that he did indeed sell some plants. Price and size I have no idea on.
I don't know if he had helenae flasks in DC, but I did buy a plant from him. Two mature growths + one immature for $40.
troy
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How are your hangduan biotech seedlings???, there are no progress pics
That's because I didn't do well with them. :sob:
troy
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Ahhh nuts, sorry for your misfortune 
C. Rothschild
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I've cut Plexiglas with a Dremel. The sanding disk things work but it would probably take a good hour or two.
troy
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Congrats on your cutting plexiglass!!!
