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07-24-2012, 02:41 PM
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Ok, so nominations of groups that include previously done individual species are ok, because they allow for other choices- I get it now, thanks! I thought I saw a genus or two eliminated as previously done, but Maybe I'm mistaken.
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07-24-2012, 02:47 PM
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No, we never eliminate an entire genus if a plant from it has already been chosen. It limits the options too much! An entire genus can be eliminated though just on the basis of our criteria. An obvious example: Cymbidiums are out, they're too large, and need a winter rest + summer outside.
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07-25-2012, 07:05 AM
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Originally Posted by orchidsarefun
why-no zy-go ?
until I started searching through the European vendors - most don't seem to have any.....
Zygonisia cynosure is a REALLY easy orchid, flowers when small...just don't seem to be able to find any either 
http://www.amazon.com/Zygonisia-Cyno.../dp/B004BU0G5E |
Sounds a good sugestion to me. Remember hybrids are included and there's definitely EU sellers stock those. I'm in the EU and currently have a zygo triste (from Orchid Alchemy: he sells seed grown seedlings, but told me he's known plants as little as I've got to flower! Probably next year though...). My mutt zygo came from an orchid society meeting. |
07-25-2012, 10:07 PM
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Mira-Claude,
That schoenorchis fragrans is the coolest plant I've seen in quite some time!
I'd love to do this as the project plant! It has the added benefit of being so tiny that it might keep some of us out of hot water with other less enthusiastic orchid loving members of our households. ;-)
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07-26-2012, 11:38 AM
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FYI for everyone who is interested in Schoenorchis in the US.
Diamond Orchids also has Schoenorchis fragrans & Andy's Orchids has Schoenorchis paniculata.
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07-26-2012, 03:25 PM
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I updated my post on the Hadrolaelias. I could only find one vendor in Canada so if anyone has any more ideas on where to find any of the six species and their hybrids I would appreciate it! I will keep updating the list with more vendors and choices.
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07-26-2012, 09:09 PM
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Someone mentioned Brassavolas so I thought I would expand on that... and there is one I have my eyes on 
I am somewhat interested in Rhyncholaelias but decided to include all Brassavolas I could find. Unfortunately there are not many choices in Canada and Europe and I did not verify if the online price lists are current. Sorry.
USA Andys Orchids:
Rhyncholaelia (Brassavola) glauca, small blooming size, $20 USD
Botanica Ltd.:
Brassavola cucullata, large seedling on cork plaque, $15 USD
Brassavola grandiflora, BS division in 2-1/2" pot, $15 USD
Brassavola nodosa Mem. Steve Skoien, BS division in 2-1/2" pot, $20 USD
Rhyncholaelia (Brassavola) glauca, BS plant in 3-1/2" pot, $22.50 USD
Clown Alley Orchids:
Brassavola cordata, unknown size, 3 pot, $15 USD
Brassavola cucullata, blooming size, 2 pot, $25 USD
Brassavola perrinii, blooming size, 2.5 pot, $16 USD
Rhyncholaelia (Brassavola) digbyana, large plants, 3 pot for $24, 6 pot for $60
Rhyncholaelia (Brassavola) digbyana var fimbripetala, large plants, 2 pot for $25
Rhyncholaelia (Brassavola) glauca, large plants, near blooming, 2 pot for $20, 3 pot for $24
Rhyncholaelia Aristocrat (digbyana x glauca), large-size plant, 2.5 pot, $10 USD
Oak Hill Gardens:
Brassavola nodosa, blooming size, mounted, $15 USD
Rhyncholaelia (Brassavola) David Sander (cucullata x digbyana), 3 pot, $20 USD
Rhyncholaelia (Brassavola) glauca, 3 pot, $16 USD
Carolina Orchids:
Brassavola cordata, mounted, $25 USD, larger plant =$35 USD
Brassavola Little Stars, unknown size, $20
Brassavola nodosa 'Susan Fuchs' FCC/AOS, $25 USD, larger plant =$40 USD
J&L Orchids:
Brassavola nodosa var. grandiflora, blooming size, potted or mounted, $20 USD
Parkside Orchids:
Brassavola cebolleta aka ovaliformis, blooming size, mounted, $25 USD
Brassavola cordata var. alba, blooming size, 4 pot, $25 USD
Brassavola gardneri, blooming size, 4 basket, $25 USD
Brassavola nodosa v. grandiflora, blooming size, mounted, $25 USD
Brassavola nodosa 'Mas Major' AM/AOS x nodosa 'Big', unknown size, 3.5 pot, $25 USD
Brassavola perrinii x sib, blooming size, 4pot, $25 USD
Rhyncolaelia glauca x sib ('H&R' x 'Woltman'), blooming size, 5 pot, $35 USD
Diamond Orchids:
Brassavola cucullata, blooming size, 3 pot, $?? USD
Rhyncholaelia (Brassavola) digbyana , 3 pot, seedling, $?? USD
CANADA Paramount Orchids:
Brassavola flagellaris, nfs, $25 CAD
Brassavola nodosa, fs, $36 CAD
Brassavola perrinii, fs, $30-32
Rhyncholaelia (Brassavola) glauca, nfs, $26-28 CAD
Cloud Orchids:
Rhyncholaelia (Brassavola) digbyana, small seedling, $20 CAD
Hawaiian Botanicals:
Brassavola flagellaris, mounted, $27 CAD
Brassavola perrinii, mouned, $15 CAD
CR Orchids:
Rhyncholaelia (Brassavola) glauca, unknown size, mounted, $30 CAD
Shangri La Orchids:
Brassavola cucullata, blooming size, mounted, $32 CAD
EUROPE Orchideen Lucke
Rhyncholaelia (Brassavola) glauca, 1 year to blooming, 10 cm Pot, 14,90
Nardotto e Capello Shope
Rhyncholaelia (Brassavola) David Sander (cucullata x digbyana), flowering size, 18,00
Rhyncholaelia (Brassavola) digbyana, flowering size, 18,00
Rhyncholaelia (Brassavola) digbyana var fimbripetala, flowering size, 14,00
Rhyncholaelia (Brassavola) glauca, flowering size, 14,00
Brassavola flagellaris, flowering size, 14,00
Brassavola nodosa, flowering size, 14,00
Brassavola martiana, seedling, 14,00
Akerne Orchids
Brassavola cucullata, flowering size, 20,00
Brassavola nodosa, flowering size, 15,00
IOSPE Links:
Brassavola cebolleta
Brassavola cucullata
Brassavola flagellaris
Brassavola grandiflora
Brassavola nodosa
Brassavola perrinii
Rhyncholaelia digbyana
Rhyncholaelia glauca
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07-26-2012, 09:23 PM
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My GOOD GOSH!!!!!! That is a fabulous list, Jane!!!! I was wondering if we should add hybrids with a Brassavola species as one of the immediate parents? I know that adds several just from Cloud's Orchids alone.
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07-26-2012, 09:29 PM
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My GOOD GOSH!!!!!! That is a fabulous list, Jane!!!! I was wondering if we should add hybrids with a Brassavola species as one of the immediate parents? I know that adds several just from Cloud's Orchids alone.
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with that many plants, i dont think we need to add them and go searching. we can all just know that any hybrid will do |
07-26-2012, 09:38 PM
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with that many plants, i dont think we need to add them and go searching. we can all just know that any hybrid will do
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That's what I was meaning. If this group wins, then primary hybrids could be acceptable. |
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