monocotman
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David
I wonder, whether you would need someone helping you to get rid of this sanderae to make more room for your Catts? If so, we will have to hurry before the final, total lockdown dawns on Greater Brexitannia on January, 1st!View attachment 14802 View attachment 14801 just about my only paph and a long term survivor. I must have had it at least 10 years and it is very slowly growing in size. It usually has one or two flowers but this year there are six. It struggled for many years because I was probably not watering it enough. Now it sits in water during the summer along with a large Coelogyne cristata. Winter it gets water about once a week.
David
I think sending abroad won't be necessary because Jens would even come to Cambridge and fetch it. Lol............But is in no fit shape to send abroad!
We wish for a speedy recovery! And Rudolf is once again right, I would go to quite some lengths... though not at the moment, where I can't even leave my apartment!There was an accident this summer and the plant fell over and became desiccated before I found it. It seems to be slowly recovering
You ask Hilmar Bauch, he has paphiopedilum Insigne sanderianum ( BS )Lovely flowers and unfortunately these plants are rare ones. I've been looking around for many years to fin one but so far without success.
I think sending abroad won't be necessary because Jens would even come to Cambridge and fetch it. Lol
I found quite a number for sale either currently or recently, including a flask from Terry Partin. I am a big fan.Lovely flowers and unfortunately these plants are rare ones. I've been looking around for many years to fin one but so far without success.
I think sending abroad won't be necessary because Jens would even come to Cambridge and fetch it. Lol
Many thanks, Tai. Vielen Dank.You ask Hilmar Bauch, he has paphiopedilum Insigne sanderianum ( BS )