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12-13-2012, 07:42 AM
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Originally Posted by Britton Flash
I love your collection. I would be very interested to learn more about the organization you are associated with; where can I find some literature? As I am sure all members here are, I am a big supporter and advocate of conservation; which in my opinion ex situ practices, such as those you are practicing should be applauded. It is good for the protection of the species we grow, and spreads awareness; not to mention growing beautiful plants is good for the soul, for you and for all those that witness them.
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Thanks! I will post some information about what we do here in a new topic. This way, everybody can discuss about it.
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Originally Posted by Stray59
Such phenomenal photos -
This goes to show, politics are woven into everything, even our beloved orchids!
Personally, I support environmental protection and the protection of the individual species' DNA reserve. If removing a plant that is threatened from one part of the forest, so that it can flourish in another area without causing damage, I am all for it. I don't live there, and I will not make value judgments on another's lifestyle until I have lived in that culture for a while.
But, this made me think -and of course, I have to ask - If we can't respect each other, how can we be expected to respect the environment?
Steve
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Steve, it's hard to be human. Nobody is perfect, we should know it. Sometimes people thinks that own the true and only what they believe is correct. I'm not perfect, besides, so far way form this. But it's hard to read unfunded critics without reply them. I will fight for it. If I'm doing something wrong, sorry: I believe in that and live in a country that we must believe that there is a way to help. Here is not a paradise, we have a lot of problems with our forests. If there is a minor way to help, why don't do it? I don't do thaaat much, but I try to do with I know.
Thanks for the "phenomenal photos". I'm trying to improve it
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12-14-2012, 09:02 AM
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Well said. I feel that way too.
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12-14-2012, 09:14 PM
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Luis:
I agree - very well said. I find the forests around me interesting and attractive due to the variety of species that live in balance. That is also what makes people interesting - the variety; We just need to work on the balance part.
If we all thought alike, life would be sooo boring.
Enjoy the upcoming holidays -
Steve
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12-28-2012, 09:32 AM
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Originally Posted by Stray59
Luis:
I agree - very well said. I find the forests around me interesting and attractive due to the variety of species that live in balance. That is also what makes people interesting - the variety; We just need to work on the balance part.
If we all thought alike, life would be sooo boring.
Enjoy the upcoming holidays -
Steve
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Thanks Steve! Enjoy the holidays too.
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12-28-2012, 09:34 AM
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Last update of 2012.
Just one picture of each. More photos at my blog and Flickr (links at my signature).
1051 - Bifrenaria inodora aurea por Luis Renato (Orquidário Faísca), no Flickr
1233 - Cattleya tigrina por Luis Renato (Orquidário Faísca), no Flickr
1237 - Laelia purpurata por Luis Renato (Orquidário Faísca), no Flickr
1122 - Brassia rex por Luis Renato (Orquidário Faísca), no Flickr
1238 - Cattleya tigrina por Luis Renato (Orquidário Faísca), no Flickr
1138 - Blc. penny helen kudos por Luis Renato (Orquidário Faísca), no Flickr
1201 - Aspasia lunata por Luis Renato (Orquidário Faísca), no Flickr
1247 - Anacheilium faustum por Luis Renato (Orquidário Faísca), no Flickr
1248 - Oncidium robustissimum por Luis Renato (Orquidário Faísca), no Flickr
1006 - Dichaea cogniauxiana por Luis Renato (Orquidário Faísca), no Flickr
1079 - Maxillaria marginata por Luis Renato (Orquidário Faísca), no Flickr
1081 - Acianthera smithiana por Luis Renato (Orquidário Faísca), no Flickr
1092 - Brassavola perrinii por Luis Renato (Orquidário Faísca), no Flickr
1095 - Masdevallia infracta por Luis Renato (Orquidário Faísca), no Flickr
1106 - Acianthera oligantha por Luis Renato (Orquidário Faísca), no Flickr
1117 - Lockhartia lunifera por Luis Renato (Orquidário Faísca), no Flickr
1091 - Stanhopea lietzei var. straminea por Luis Renato (Orquidário Faísca), no Flickr
See you all in 2013!
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12-28-2012, 01:18 PM
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Beautiful! Happy New Year everybody.
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02-10-2013, 05:25 PM
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Hey guys!
I have some news for you: my orchids got a website! I started a real blog with them. I know, it's in portuguese. But it has a lot of pictures and I hope you will enjoy it: www.orquidariofaisca.com.br
Ow, and there is a fan page on facebook for it too. Please, like it: www.facebook.com/orquidariofaisca
Later I will post new pictures. I have a lot of them to post here.
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02-20-2013, 12:17 AM
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Very Nice Luis!
Thanks for the tropical get-away! Excellent pics again!
Steve
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