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My experience with Sharry Baby has been very positive as well....I would keep looking on EBAY....vs spending $75 for a non- blooming specimen .
BTW on advice for a local grower, I will never buy another orchid unless it is flowering, or has recent evidence of flowering Got this one on EBAY a few years ago and recently divided...grows like a weed! Attachment 88546 Attachment 88547 |
@Nanook10 why not buy if not bloom size or already bloomed?
Also ahhh yours is the beautiful one in the exquisite garden that I remember seeing on here. With the pretty ponds etc.. |
My husband stumbled across and entire orchid collection being sold on ebay. Fortunately, it was nearing my birthday so he says...."Would you like orchids for your birthday?" (Like I'm going to say no????) :blushing:
The pictures looked awesome...but hey, they're pictures. You get a little leary about these kinds of things. The lot was 57 orchids, mostly specimen sized Catts. Turned out to be an elderly woman who had been collecting for decades...and could no longer keep up with her orchid house. :( We took the road trip....only a 45 minute drive up I-75 towards Gainsville. SCORE! :biggrin: All tagged...no visable signs of pathology or bugs. It was a GREAT birthday present for $400.00 bucks! (Which means he paid $7.02 each!) :biggrin: |
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This was meant more for those buying online and spending a good amount in a large plant..... |
so I've managed to get myself into a bit of trouble!
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..since I last posted. My purchases: -C. Brabantiae x Schomburgkia tibicinis -C. Spring Show x Schomburgkia wallisii -Blc. Wainae Leopard x Ctna. Why Not -Schomdiacrium Bucoo Reef x Encyclia profuse -Bl. Richard Mueller x Schomburgkia thomsoniana -Encyclia kennedyii -Smbc. Alexis Pardo -Recchara Frances Fox -L. autumnalis alba Crothers x Nina -L. purpurata ardiosa Equilab x Schusteriana -L. purpurata sanguinea Marie Louise x s/a Cindarosa -Blc. Lestor McDonald x Schomburgkia tibicinis -Schomburgkia tibicinis -Oncidium sphacelatum :) |
@peeweelovesbooks what is Schomdiacrium
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probably Schomburgkia x Diacrium
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Haul from Orchids in the Park San Francisco
Oh what fun it was. Here's what I got... I think orchid addicts need a 'sober companion' like other addicts:D
To grow indoors: Maxillaria sanguinea--cool looking plant that even looks good out of bloom IMO. Arangis citrata--since I reserved it by email, I got one with two little spikes. The ones for sale were smaller and had none. To grow outdoors with some frost protection playing the game of, "how low can they go?" I'll get the Baker culture sheets for a guideline. Cym. Oktoberfest Cochlioda noeziliana with 4 spikes Zygopetulum (no tag so I guess it's a NOID) Caucaea phalaenopsis Lc. Chyong Guu Swan 'Ruby Lip' AM/OSROC And the photos: http://farm3.staticflickr.com/2844/1...b5d2dae181.jpg Orchids in the Park by Gardentheater, on Flickr http://farm4.staticflickr.com/3785/1...f48e267127.jpg Maxillarea sanguinea by Gardentheater, on Flickr http://farm6.staticflickr.com/5537/1...77b9b4e1d7.jpg Aerangis citrata w/ 2 spikes by Gardentheater, on Flickr http://farm4.staticflickr.com/3767/1...c723ebc518.jpg Caucaea phalaenopsis by Gardentheater, on Flickr http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7349/1...b87f111b2f.jpg Lc. Chyung Guu Swan 'Ruby Lip' by Gardentheater, on Flickr http://farm4.staticflickr.com/3698/1...81a2fb408b.jpg Cym. Oktoberfest by Gardentheater, on Flickr http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7354/1...51e1d3cc_n.jpg Zygopetulum by Gardentheater, on Flickr |
@GardenTheater verrrrrrryyyyy nice! Any tips on growing Cyms...they do not seem to like me....
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