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1675
Hi fellow enthusiasts, I am after information on the preffered growing conditions of Heliconia Danielsiana and Barnum & Bailey (sunlight, water etc and if they...
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Feb 5, 2007
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1676
Hello Most of these pendent heliconias don't like to be disturbed (by missing a rhizome here and there) when they have not matured. They bloom only when the...
Isla Verde
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Feb 5, 2007
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Thanks for the quick reply Calvin. I'll be more patient with the Danielsiana. I received this plant as a seedling years ago from a friend Curt Butterfield....
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Feb 5, 2007
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I would have to add that from personal experience, these group of Barbatae heliconias do not transplant well. This group includes all the desirables like...
Isla Verde
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Hi Calvin, I live at 500m and STILL have problems with vellerigera and xanthovillosa. Tried for years to get them to grow, and must have planted 7-8...
Bryan Brunner
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Feb 5, 2007
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Bryan Now this sounds rather strange about your observation on altitude. But I agree with you on xanthovillosa. It is notorious (in fact numero uno) for its...
Isla Verde
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Hello... recently, I like to watch telenovela from Venezuela and I can see that a lot (I really mean a lot) of heliconias, either in the vase or planted...
Marlinda Daud
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Feb 6, 2007
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This is just awesome guys! I finally got around to graduatin and I didn't even have to turn up a single day this time around to get my final credit points....
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Carla, Please ban this person!!! Gracias, Bryan "sherry-heath398@..." <sherry-heath398@...> wrote: This is just awesome guys! I finally...
Bryan Brunner
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Happy Chinese New year does somebody knows what it is ?...
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Feb 7, 2007
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Sorry for my english. This is an terrestrial orchid PHAIUS TANKERVILLEI Greetings from Argentina Sandra __________________________________________________ ...
Sandra Nicosia
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Feb 7, 2007
3:13 pm
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It's a Phaius orchid, possibly Phaius tankervilleae, but there are something like 40 species. Bryan Puerto Rico CMFORUM <cmforum@...> wrote: Happy...
Bryan Brunner
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Feb 7, 2007
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Those are all orchids! they are called popularly 'nun orchid' (phaius cantervillae)! great plants!! CMFORUM <cmforum@...> wrote: Happy...
Vitoria Kostolovich
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Feb 7, 2007
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I finally got ""THE BOOK"" from USA last week at the price Cost US$40.00 + shipping from the following shop , and I am pleased to recommend this guy to you ...
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Finally one that I think I can answer. Nun Orchid (Phaius tankervilliae) Andy Tampa, FL _____ From: lobsterclaw@yahoogroups.com...
Andrew Hendrickson
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Hola Sandra, Your English is great!!! Saludos, Bryan Sandra Nicosia <lagorila22@...> wrote: Sorry for my english. This is an terrestrial orchid PHAIUS...
Bryan Brunner
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Feb 7, 2007
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Thanks to all of you martin Sandra Nicosia wrote: Sorry for my english. This is an terrestrial orchid PHAIUS TANKERVILLEI Greetings from Argentina Sandra ...
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hey these guys just fixed up my current house loan, consolidated all the old ones, and im saving 450 bucks a month http://nestoverhere.info/ynvj...
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Hi, Yes, it is phaius tancarvillae, a frequent specie in New Caledonia. A rare yellow form also exists in New Caledonia and in some others countries. (to see...
Famille VILLEGENTE
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Hello everyone, I would sure appreciate it if somebody could help me with a Costus ID ? Best regards, Lou Thomas...
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Feb 8, 2007
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yo these guys just fixed up my current house loan, consolidated all the old ones, and im saving 300 bucks a month http://moveonover.info/eucv...
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Lou, could it be Leucanthus? Sometimes it's hard to ID costus without looking at the stems. http://www.gingersrus.com is a great place to ID costus from. Ann ...
ann cains
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Could it be Costus guianensis? Bryan lwthomas <teaket@...> wrote: Hello everyone, I would sure appreciate it if somebody could help me with a Costus ID...
Bryan Brunner
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Hello you all, I deleted the junk mail writer. I just got home from two weeks in icy eastern Washington, and it was the first thing I did when I checked our...
Carla
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Feb 9, 2007
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Hello Rob and Calvin, Here in Panama at 1300m I grow all those "difficult" heliconias without much trouble (knock on wood). My experience fits with Calvin's...
Carla
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Feb 9, 2007
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Martin, Congratulations on finding the book. You might have gotten the only one! I don't see the Berry and Kress book listed now. But I saved the information...
Carla
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Feb 9, 2007
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recently my fabulous friend on the gold coast sent me Heliconia stilesii. Now that it's growing it looks alot like my longa. Waxy back leaves with mustardy...
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Feb 9, 2007
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Ann From photos I've seen, the inflorescence of stilesii are distichous (one plane) while that of longa can sometimes twist and turn. They are somehow related,...
Isla Verde
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Feb 9, 2007
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Thanks Calvin! It'll be interesting seeing the differences as the Stilesii grows. Ann ... From: Isla Verde To: lobsterclaw@yahoogroups.com Sent: Friday,...
ann cains
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Thanks, Carla... was getting a little annoying!! HAHAHA Carla <gardens@...> wrote: Hello you all, I deleted the junk mail writer. I just...
Bryan Brunner
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