Project 6 -Project Plant Suggestions

[Dorothy]

Kiki - Asctm ampullaceum has not been found in Canada
It's on the unavailbility list ..
and

[whygreenberg]

Hi, Sue et al...

What about Pleurothallis restrepioides? I thought it had been suggested at one point. It's small, grows cool to warm, and I've been able to find it in US, EU & CA with the custom google searches people have made available.

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yvan

[gmdiaz]

Thank you all so much for your wonderful and greatly appreciated work on this!

I have already seriously got my eye on quite a few on the list. . .

Gawd, I love orchids.

[gmdiaz]

Originally Posted by whygreenberg

Hi, Sue et al...

What about Pleurothallis restrepioides? I thought it had been suggested at one point. It's small, grows cool to warm, and I've been able to find it in US, EU & CA with the custom google searches people have made available.

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yvan

Love it!

[calvin_orchidL]

Just wondering whether the phalaenopsis genus has been done before as a project plant. Otherwise, I'd like to suggest phal. cochlearis - warm, small, available in US, Canada and Europe..I think it's just a really cute phal!

[shams]

Phalaenopsis was the very first orchid project

1. Phal lobbii was the project 1 winner
2. Angraecum scottianum was project 2
3. Paph venustrum was project 3
4. Aerangis rhodosticta was project 4
5. Laelia regine was project 5


But you can always put another one up for consideration. Because the one you are suggesting is very cute

Oh that reminds me..... I wanted to put Bassavola nodosa up again, if I can..... I kept thinking it won one of the projects, but it never did, and I loves it

which'll mean... now I have to rethink my top 3!

[calvin_orchidL]

Lol oh no I really like b. nodosa too I'm still narrowing down from my top 10 when do we close discussion? I think Sue was saying that she'd send out a pm to everyone beginning of April asking for our votes?

[shams]

something like that. We still have a couple weeks to sneak suggestions in

[cb977]

Originally Posted by whygreenberg

Hi, Sue et al...

What about Pleurothallis restrepioides? I thought it had been suggested at one point. It's small, grows cool to warm, and I've been able to find it in US, EU & CA with the custom google searches people have made available.

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yvan

Okay...is my mind further gone than I thought?
I could have sworn that we'd discussed this one already but I can't find it anywhere in this thread

I like it...and if it's available everywhere, I think we should add it to our list...anybody agree?

[cb977]

Originally Posted by cb977

Hi Ramon

1. Ancistrochilus rothschildianus - gorgeous but I can't find it in the US or in Canada
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2. Clowesia rosea - this one is lovely! I have Ctsm Rebecca Northen which has rosea as a parent and I love it...but I don't see it in Canada and only one place in Europe has it listed!
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3. Dendrobium bellatulum - a beauty...unavailable in Canada

4. Dendrobium crepidatum - very nice choice...and it's available everywhere!
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Do we add it to the list, folks?

5. Phalaenopsis (Aerides) taenialis - I love it!!!
...but don't see it in Europe or Canada
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This one slipped through the cracks...

4. Dendrobium crepidatum - very nice choice...and it's available everywhere!
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Do we add it to the list, folks?