| The Mutant |
06-02-2012 08:04 AM |
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Originally Posted by orchideya
(Post 497549)
Pictures? The MK will look gorgeous when in bloom with long petals. I just got recently two multi hybrids - St. Swithin (hybrid of roth x philippinense, supposed to bloom easier than roth) and Lady Isabel(stonei x roth). Both are blooming size. If I will be able to keep them alive and bloom - I'll move to species. Stonei is my favorite.:)
They are quite large plants when mature and take a lot of space, so I need to make sure that they don't just use space for nothing before expanding my multies collection.
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I think anything might be easier to bloom than a roth. ;) The MK is growing fine but the roth is not such a happy camper. Maybe I'll pull it out of the pot and check what's happening with its almost non-existing roots...
This is Mr MK:
http://www.orchidboard.com/community...koopowitz2.jpg
And this is Mr Roth:
http://www.orchidboard.com/community...hildianum2.jpg
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Originally Posted by Magnus A
(Post 500319)
Have not seen this post before. But I can inform you that it is standard protocol by our post office in Sweden to assume that private person are not at home during daytime. Therefore they do not bather to deliver it but issue a notification to bring the package up! This is always sent with ordinary post and come the day after you ecpect your package.
I have experience from atleast 15 shipments during several years. Though you get confused when a shippment suddenly goes with another delivery company and you get a call at work that they are outside your home with a package!
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Well, they're not supposed to (according to the Swedish Postal Service, anyway) and it seems as if they've have hired a delivery company here in my city and whether they deliver the packages or not seems to depend on the driver. This is not how it's supposed to be. Two out of five deliveries have not been delivered as they were supposed to, while the other three have, so as I said, it all seems to depend on the driver. :roll: |
