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[flhiker]

Originally Posted by Jeff9

Anyone read my suggestion back on page 1? also like Dendrobium laevifolium like suggested but do check out these two fellows they seem great for this kind of project. If theyre not used i will order them anyway!

LOL yes i have your suggestion on a tentative list in case we do the Interm project. Didn't mean to ignore you

[flhiker]

Originally Posted by Swamper

Dave is there one thread that explains how it works? The do it all thread?

Yes go to the first post of this thread at the bottom. and you can check out the old threads in the members projects forum

[marydaniellesantos]

Okay, I get it... if you could let me know when there is a few possibilities to decide upon, that would be great!

Thank you

[flhiker]

I will update info. on the first post of this thread daily or more. So keep checking back as things progress. If you don't see your name on the list please let me know and I will add you.

[OrchidSue]

I will try to keep an open mind . I would also like to put in a request for Dend. unicum to be considered. It can grow intermediate to warm (is tolerant), it's a miniature, it's fragrant, it can be found around the $20 range at Andy's and J & L (and probably other places), and what's not to love .

IOSPE PHOTOS

J&L Orchids ~ All Other Genera 2

Andy's Orchids - Orchid Species - Species List in Alpha search

Susan

[flhiker]

Please make a list of plant suggestions and give them to me when we get to that stage of the project. Here is a European search engine and a couple Canadian vendors so you will know if they are available to everyone.
Orchid Vendors in the European Union

Paramount Orchids

http://www.cloudsorchids.com/

[Swamper]

WOW Susan that Dend. unicum is beautiful. I really like the picture in the first link. Awesome, thanks.

[marydaniellesantos]

May I suggest some things? I know it's chaotic here right now, but anyways... I think someone should tell everyone to make their own list of orchids they would like to grow, tell everyone that each orchid has to fit certain criteria, and later on when the details are sorted out, we can share, see who wants to do what, and doesn't want to do what. ( ), check to see if the orchids are available to everyone (get everyone to post where they are)... Maybe have each person check availability for their own lists, etc. Just my

[flhiker]

Originally Posted by marydaniellesantos

May I suggest some things? I know it's chaotic here right now, but anyways... I think someone should tell everyone to make their own list of orchids they would like to grow, tell everyone that each orchid has to fit certain criteria, and later on when the details are sorted out, we can share, see who wants to do what, and doesn't want to do what. ( ), check to see if the orchids are available to everyone (get everyone to post where they are)... Maybe have each person check availability for their own lists, etc. Just my

All this info is posted on the first post of this thread. Thanks for your input.

[Call_Me_Bob]

Originally Posted by marydaniellesantos

May I suggest some things? I know it's chaotic here right now, but anyways... I think someone should tell everyone to make their own list of orchids they would like to grow, tell everyone that each orchid has to fit certain criteria, and later on when the details are sorted out, we can share, see who wants to do what, and doesn't want to do what. ( ), check to see if the orchids are available to everyone (get everyone to post where they are)... Maybe have each person check availability for their own lists, etc. Just my

that is basically what step two is. except, some people are jumping the gun though. i think this thread is for discussing having the project and joining the project. plants should wait. people should go ahead and make their own lists, like you said, but share them when the time is appropriate.

I think a project where everyone has the same plant is what the projects are all about. like dave said, everyone getting what they want, is what we do here anyways

just my two cents