Candace
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Thanx for the photos Leo oke:
I can help make things less confusing for you. Put the flask in an envelope an mail to me... :evil:On a side note, anyone can share their experience with blooming parvi primary hybrids from flask? I bought a viet x hang flask out of curiousity (or stupidity, depends on how you see it) for a great price and now I am staring at it thinking "what have i got myself into?" TIA!
Phrags on the other hand grow like weeds. I did an experiment with phrag Jason Fischer with 120 plants and in May they'll be 2 years out of flask and all are near blooming size or blooming size (but lazy me still has them in compots). They should've been in individual pots a year ago so they would flower this spring, but I've caused them to delay a year due to my lack of timely care.
Oh my! Is there such a thing? i.e., a desire to have as few plants as possible???BY the way, a little self promotion: I have a presentation I do on building an ever blooming orchid collection, with as few plants as possible.
Oh my! Is there such a thing? i.e., a desire to have as few plants as possible???
:rollhappy: ...was my mother's little collection of 16 Phalaenopsis. She has at least 2 or more in bloom at all times, and in the spring she often will have 12 or so in bloom. Really a nice little collection....
BY the way, a little self promotion: I have a presentation I do on building an ever blooming orchid collection, with as few plants as possible. If your local orchid society needs a speaker I am now booking engagements for 2010. My calendar is open anytime after February 2010.
Tyrone,Is this presentation packed to go? I doubt you will be in Sunny South Africa any time soon to do a presentation but we, in our society, have many new members who would benefit from such a talk. Is it available in power point and does it come with a script so someone else can present it, or is a U-tube version available?
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