...as a backyard hobbyist with these cymbidium species pods...have never had this happen and am stumped...i guess i couild go searching all over the web but...
Hi Bob - I find seed pods on my plants fairly regularly, because I grow primarily outdoors. At the risk of incurring the wrath of people who are inclined to...
On last Monday night I attended an orchid society meeting here and one of the plants on the plant table was a small/miniature Cattleya type plant labelled as...
Michael O'Connor
moconnor@...
Jun 12, 2005 4:01 pm
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Dear Michael, The Cattleya jenmanii is natural from Venezuela and is absolutely like Cattleya labiata from Brazil, only with different floration dates....
On last Monday night I attended an orchid society meeting here and one of the plants on the plant table was a small/miniature Cattleya type plant labelled as...
...thanx for responding...a local cymbidium expert echoed your response, ie, don't do it cause you don't know the pollen parent...she then educated me on how...
If you have more than one species of orchid in bloom at the same time ( something we all wish for ) there is no telling what you have. Personally I would call...
PGordini@...
Jun 13, 2005 8:49 pm
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I think that I missed something here! I have about five species in bloom right now, and I am not going to trash any of them! Luis Luis A. Valera ...
... He meant trash the unknown seedpod. __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail - Find what you need with new enhanced search. ...
...talking abt flowers that got pollinated and i don't know when who how or where the pollen came from...was advised to not deal with them cause they're...
...thanx for responding...feedback has been pretty much the same, trash it...oh, well... PGordini@... wrote:If you have more than one species of orchid...
If you ever have a pod that you know both the parents of ( or a selfing if need be ) than you should check out Troy Meyers site http://www.troymeyers.com/ he...
PGordini@...
Jun 16, 2005 2:43 am
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Hi Bob - Out of curiosity, do you know how long a Cymbidium might take from seed to bloom? That 8-15 years for genera such as Cattleya is just so daunting! Is...
...it is my understanding that it would take 3 years... nancy <platotoldhim@...> wrote:Hi Bob - Out of curiosity, do you know how long a Cymbidium might...
The longest it has taken for our Catts is 7 years. I didn't think Cyms were so quick as 3 though. Dens and Phals are in that range. Paul ... [Non-text portions...
PGordini@...
Jun 16, 2005 10:00 pm
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I posted this message earlier but it does not seem to have appeared on either list so I am posting it again. If it has appeared please forgive me but I am...
Michael O'Connor
moconnor@...
Jun 18, 2005 7:10 am
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... I posted this message earlier but it does not seem to have appeared on either list so I am posting it again. If it has appeared please forgive me but I am...
This might be of some assistance to you. http://www.orchidsonline.com.au/species243.html Wirey hugs and love and xxx and licks from Janet and Asta in Boynton...
...did see this post before...i suggested in my response at the time that i often use jay's internet orchid species encyclopedia...good luck... Michael...
Dear Paulo, Many thanks for your much appreciated reply. I do not know how the flowering times would affect plants here in the southern hemisphere. Keep well...
Mike O'Connor
moconnor@...
Jun 23, 2005 10:21 am
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Dear All, I have just upload (to Frankie album) pict of my Dendrobium vogelsangii O'Byrne, a new Dendrobium species from Formosae section, the plant come from...
... Dear All, I have just upload (to Frankie album) pict of my Dendrobium vogelsangii O'Byrne, a new Dendrobium species fromFormosae section, the plant come...
Hi Bob, vogelsangii have no fragrant, but i think the plant can grow well in cool region, because their natural habitat is around 1100 - 1700m above sea level....
Hi Everyone, Perak Orchid Society is having a Orcchid Photography contest. Details as below: Organizer : Perak Orchid Society Co-organizer : Society of Foto...
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