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Old 04-17-2012, 01:35 PM
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I noticed you mentioned Clouds has Soph. cernau but it is a medium seedling, mounted as shown by the code on their site. I do think the Hawaiian Botanicals has some of two varieties, not sure what size.
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Old 04-17-2012, 01:39 PM
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Someone already emailed Hawaiian botanicals, and they have 6 S. cernua and 5 S. cernua var. mineira, all blooming size.
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Old 04-17-2012, 01:41 PM
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Camille if you'd like send me a Pm with the stuff you need checked at paramount and I can call them for you (they're local for me).
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Old 04-17-2012, 01:43 PM
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Thanks Drew! Will do
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Old 04-17-2012, 02:45 PM
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Hi, all, I'm new to this board, and registered because 'orchidsarefun' contacted me about possibly providing Soph cernua in the event that that plant would be chosen for your project. I thought I'd jump in and show the plants I offer and how I grow them just so you could all decide if you'd be interested in these. I've attached (I hope) a photo of 24 Soph cernua that I have which would be available. I do have a few more, but they may be smaller. These are all plants which I've grown from seed from a pollination I made. So they are all approximately the same age (may have come out of flask on somewhat different dates, but that was several years ago) they have bloomed in the past, and some are growing in multiple directions. They are all potted in 2 inch air cone pots in bark mix. Many are overgrowing the edges of the pots, and have some dead older roots- I would consider that most if not all are ready for a repot.

I've had real good results growing these in pots under lights, or mounted on treefern or cork in a large glass case. Perhaps my favorite way to grow them is in 4 inch slatted baskets with a pretty coarse mix. They will creep over the edge of the baskets and sort of form a ball. When grown mounted or in baskets, I find that they do better in the winter in the glass cases which help keep the humidity up just a bit. Potted ones do fine under lights with normal humidity. This species will often bloom on every new growth. I move everything out doors for the summer, and grow under 50% shade cloth.

Although a sophronitis species, these are more tolerant of warmth than others. They've handled 100 degree summer days ok in the past. If they are grown cold, and with bright light, they will develop a nice red tinge on the leaves.

So here's the deal- I pack carefully, and ship USPS priority mail. When I quoted the $20 per plant, I was thinking they would all be boxed together and go to the same address. Priority mail typically adds just over $5 per small box. What I'll do if you all are interested is to split shipping , so sell these for $22.50 SHIPPED. I take pay-pal, or personal check, my paypal/ email address is chaz.smit@gmail.com. Note no 'h' on the end of smith.

I live in PA, and sell orchids mainly on ebay- you can reference my feedback there under cschaz. I'm a member of several orchid societies here, and have given talks to area societies on Rupicolous Laelias. I don't have a web site now, though I used to before we moved a couple years back. My real specialty is the rupicolous Laelias or Cattleyas as they are now known. I grow Soph cernua in amongst them.

Please don't hesitate to email me directly chaz.smit@gmail.com if you'd like more info.

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Old 04-17-2012, 04:10 PM
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Hi Chaz! Welcome to the forum. I wonder if you have a list somewhere of what other orchids you offer (besides the laelas and catts). I am always interested in finding new vendors. : )
Again, welcome! It is great to have you on board!
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Leafmite- Hi, I don't have a list- I've really narrowed my plants to rupicolous Laelias and dens of the Australian Dockrillia group, as they are both somewhat succulent and grow well together. I do also have a bunch of Mystacidium braybonae, and constantia cipoensis. My friend flasks for me, and those flasks or other species are occasionally also available, but no flasks now.
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Hi Chaz,

Welcome and thanks for the pic! What you need to know is that most of us like to buy TCs (traveling companions) because the chids get "lonely" during shipping.

So we NEED your rupi Laelia list so we can add a TC or 2.

I LOVE rupi Laelias! ...runs to eBay to look for the rupi list. Would love it if you would send it to me by PM.

Thanks!
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Heard from Parkside, they have 21 Phal cornu-cervi. The hitch is that they are actually $25, not the $22 written on the website. So it's off the list. J&L replied again telling me that Bulbo lobbii is sold out, and they have 20 each of Ang. didieri and the Den, but they are selling them regularily.

The huge number of US participants is making this very very difficult. I think that this is going to have to be a 2 plant project if a plant other than the Soph or Angraecum wins.
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Old 04-17-2012, 06:36 PM
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Camille,

I think the Spoh is going to win regardless. It was the overwhelming choice in the first round and I dont see it changing with the next one.

Dont fret until we know which plant wins.
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