shakkai
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Hi everyone!
I can see some familiar names here - and some not familiar names. Both are great, as it means the chance to make new friends!
I was born and raised in the US (Pittsburgh), but moved to the UK in 2000. We lived in Southern India (Bangalore) for two years (2004/2005), but we're now back in the UK, and I've been working to rebuild my orchid collection again.
I started out with Pleurothallids mainly because they were so easy to grow here. Now my collection has morphed - without intent, really - to be nearly half slipper orchids of one sort or another: Paphs, Phrags, and native Cyps. It is difficult living within 10 minutes of a good Paph nursery without accumulating lots of Paphs!
My other current love is Neofinetia. (And yes, I have Habenaria radiata, but they are new this year, so I have yet to flower them....) In fact, that is how I came across this forum - loads of good Neofinetia info here!
Looking forward to 'meeting' everyone here!
I can see some familiar names here - and some not familiar names. Both are great, as it means the chance to make new friends!
I was born and raised in the US (Pittsburgh), but moved to the UK in 2000. We lived in Southern India (Bangalore) for two years (2004/2005), but we're now back in the UK, and I've been working to rebuild my orchid collection again.
I started out with Pleurothallids mainly because they were so easy to grow here. Now my collection has morphed - without intent, really - to be nearly half slipper orchids of one sort or another: Paphs, Phrags, and native Cyps. It is difficult living within 10 minutes of a good Paph nursery without accumulating lots of Paphs!
My other current love is Neofinetia. (And yes, I have Habenaria radiata, but they are new this year, so I have yet to flower them....) In fact, that is how I came across this forum - loads of good Neofinetia info here!
Looking forward to 'meeting' everyone here!