might as well have the whole party in there right? lol

You might be an orchid enthusiast
 

When you contemplate seriously finding new homes for your (almost) entire hoya collection, one of your epi. strictums, all your hybrid epis., your duplicate rhipsalis plants, the enormous decorative tree and scheffleras (sp?) so you will have room in the GH for all the orchids you managed to buy this summer. And, on top if this, are contemplating how to convince DH to build an entirely new, larger GH, this time to my specs. :lol:
Beverly A.

....when your collection is worth half the equity in your home.

when you give iced tap water to your friends and give the clean water to the chids

when you lose an orchid, you have a long procession, dressed in black with the death march playing in the background and I'm just going to the trash can.

Things grow in wild, mounted on trees with the help of birds or air circulation , without any attention but we people buy them ,
lorded in our homes , Give them fertilizer , this and that and think I am a proud member of OB.
I am very sorry if you felt bad feelings.

I like that, no bad feelings at all :D

when your Hubby assumes everything you say is about orchids... therefore when you ask him to if he can move the Cat (meaning a wooden ornimental one) back to it's normal position, he is trying to work out which of the plants is the Catt. :rofl:

Just happened to me :biggrin:

if you spend much more time with your hobby than your hubby:biggrin::rofl:

No matter how many time you move your orchids around, you exactly know where each plant is.

Then instead of counting 'sheep' when you cannot sleep, you start naming each plant. :rofl: