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Originally Posted by brsucculents
At my Trader Joe's, none of the orchids are labeled. Is that the case at your TJ's?
They have beautiful orchids there and a nice selection.
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Well, yes and no.
I don't think I have seen any of the phals were labeled.
I have bought or seen quite a few oncidiums and dendrobiums with labels though.
Now that Christmas is over, I think I want to go and see what's in. hopefully all the poinsettias are replaced with some beautiful orchids. not that I don't like them, but the season is over, you know.
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Originally Posted by Silje
I didn't know what to expect when I bought my Tiger Crow 'Golden Girl' and was shocked when I saw the size of the plant! It was the largest pbulbs I'd ever seen. Luckily, I've got a greenhouse with some space still available, so I'm not complaining about the size, but I certainly understand how people with larger collections and less space choose to not buy loads of these.
Mine is also spiking at the moment. It's a first time bloomer for me. I can't wait to see the flowers! I've only seen them on pictures so far.
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Yeah, they are usually quite big plants.
The one posted in this thread is very small, yet produce some very nice flowers with good count. hence, it's a keeper!
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Originally Posted by james mickelso
NYOM do you donate your castoffs to your local club? Lots of folks could use them and maybe you could get some divisions from them after they grow them. Lots of folks can't afford much and donations are a way to preserve membership in clubs and of course preserve the orchids.
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Sometimes.
I wish the meeting was held more often, but everyone's busy I guess.
So, I do try and keep the "castoffs" until I can bring them to the society meeting, but not everyone makes it.
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