Difference in Sedirea - Page 2 - Orchid Board

Pilot · #11 04-03-2013, 10:46 AM

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Originally Posted by Leafmite

Good luck figuring it out! I find it difficult to see all the differences in the sedirea and falcata. :0

I do too sometimes. Not so much in the Neos because I tend to prefer bean leaf types and miniatures and so those are pretty obvious!!!!!

But the sedirea...good Lord, they have me hooked! I love how small they are...perfect for filling in be small cracks and spaces of my grow area. Lol

Pilot · #12 04-03-2013, 10:48 AM

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Originally Posted by Stray59

The guy that can answer your question is Dr. Lehr who owns New World Orchids; he has tons of different Sedirea and his price list gives a (very) scant description - BUT, email him with your question - he has answered all my emails and is a great guy to correspond with.
The link to his website is:
New World Orchids
I don't know if you have been to his website or now, but he will be able to help I am sure.
Hope this gives you lead for all your Sedirea questions!
Steve

Yes I'll do that. I don't know why I haven't thought of that already! I've emailed him before about what he had in stock and he was getting the price list together at the time and so I got it within a few days.

Ok I'll report back for those who want to know as well.

Pilot · #13 04-08-2013, 10:09 PM

Ok I heard back from Glenn and he says minmaru and seigyoku are really the same and that chabo is the ultra mini.

Glenn is supposed to be here in Denver tomorrow and I hope to get a sedirea chabo from him provided this blizzard doesn't prevent him from coming!

rangiku · #14 04-08-2013, 10:45 PM

You're having a blizzard? Both you and Dr. Lehr stay safe. Ryan please tell him I (from the Mass OS) say "hi!"

Pilot · #15 04-08-2013, 10:51 PM

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Originally Posted by rangiku

You're having a blizzard? Both you and Dr. Lehr stay safe. Ryan please tell him I (from the Mass OS) say "hi!"

We had a high of 70 degrees today. Tomorrows low is expected to be 7. Life in the shadows of the Rockies! We we are expecting up to a foot of snow in Denver and even more at my elevation with 60 mph winds. It should be past it's brutal stage by the time the society meeting is to be held but I'm concerned road travel will still be very bad. We shall see!