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Old 08-09-2008, 11:14 AM
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Hm... there are several species id like to add

Some suggestions.
Aerangis punctata, Warm i think?. IOSPE PHOTOS

Dendrobium kingianum, Cool to warm. IOSPE PHOTOS

Dendrobium bellatulum, Cool to warm.
IOSPE PHOTOS

Hm, i dont even know if i miss out some facts, or if this is avaliable to all, but i dont think this is unkommon species?

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Old 08-09-2008, 11:05 AM
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Oh, Al .. you evil man you


I made him do it!


Uh-oh - He's haunting you, too

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LOL, Al...too funny

We're all hoping Doc joins us but if he'd rather not, we'll just have to trudge our way through it anyway

Oh Doc...
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Old 08-09-2008, 11:27 AM
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I just tag along, and are looking foreward to new chids, whatever the species...
I missed the "small to large"-part on the Dend. King.

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Old 08-09-2008, 12:48 PM
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Dorothy and Suzanne,
Thanks for your suggestions on the availability searches. I went through the plants I thought would work, and found these two available here and across the pond.
They are both small to medium plants and grow in temp ranges from hot to cool.

Max. variabilis IOSPE PHOTOS

Max. rufescens IOSPE PHOTOS

I might be a little late for this evening's chat...I forgot that we had dinner plans with friends at 6:15...I'll have to skip desert!
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Here are a couple of others that I thought would work, but could not find sources in either teh US or in Europe. Maybe someone else can find sources if they'd care to look.

Maxillaria gracilis, Hot to cool
ISOPE PHOTOS

Tolumnia sylvestris, hot to warm
ISOPE PHOTOS

Habenaria amoena, warm/intermediate
ISOPE PHOTOS

Isochilus carnosiflorus, hot to cool
ISOPE PHOTOS
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Old 08-09-2008, 01:14 PM
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LOL, Al...too funny

We're all hoping Doc joins us but if he'd rather not, we'll just have to trudge our way through it anyway

Oh Doc...
He will if we push him over the edge. Come on, let's get him to trudge with us. He grows such beautiful plants, I know he just needs a little push!!!

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Old 08-09-2008, 11:34 AM
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How about this one?
Dendrobium bellatulum, Cool to warm.
IOSPE PHOTOS

This is a mini, ey?
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How about this one?
Dendrobium bellatulum, Cool to warm.
IOSPE PHOTOS

This is a mini, ey?

Great choice, Lene! It's gorgeous...and a mini!
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I like that one to Lene. Nice
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