My Mistake is Your Big Break

[Ray]

I may have been growing orchids for close to 45 years, and I do run an orchid business, but that doesn't stop me from doing what everyone else does, seeing a plant I JUST WANT, and letting "my eyes be bigger than my growing space".

Well I did it again, and have a bunch of Rlc. Chance the Chance 'Kiramaki' clones that I really don't have room for. Therefore, i am offering them at less than half the price I have seen at shows.



These are large, mature, multi-growth plants in 6" pots, and in-sheath, so ought to bloom in the next month or so. In fact, all that I've shipped so-far have two growths in-sheath.

Please check them out at our ONLINE STORE.

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Oh - Yes, they are fragrant.

[Skycat]

I shouldn't. I already have one Catt in a 6" pot and have no idea what I'd do with another one. But I probably will anyway.

[Joseia]

Very tempting, but a I have terrible luck with cattleyas at home and they have all ended up at my office, where they bloom like crazy. Unfortunately, my office window sill, about 12 feet in length, is packed with orchids. But I do love the color of these...so tempting!

[estación seca]

Originally Posted by Joseia

Unfortunately, my office window sill, about 12 feet in length, is packed with orchids.

Tell your boss you need a promotion to an office with more windowsill space. Maybe a corner office?

[Joseia]

Originally Posted by estación seca

Tell your boss you need a promotion to an office with more windowsill space. Maybe a corner office?

Actually, the corner offices are smaller in my building. I'm not the boss, but I somehow ended up with the biggest office. I'm thinking of going vertical and figuring out how to hang plants in the window.

Since my plant obsession started to grow out of control after getting hooked on orchids nearly four years ago, I'm now the office Green Guy and people hang out to relax in the greenery and admire the flowers. It really is amazing how plants can change the mood in the office. Others are now filling up their windowsills with cuttings from my house plants and a few have started with phals too. The Green Revolution is in full swing lol.

[theloyalplum]

Originally Posted by Joseia

Actually, the corner offices are smaller in my building. I'm not the boss, but I somehow ended up with the biggest office. I'm thinking of going vertical and figuring out how to hang plants in the window.

Since my plant obsession started to grow out of control after getting hooked on orchids nearly four years ago, I'm now the office Green Guy and people hang out to relax in the greenery and admire the flowers. It really is amazing how plants can change the mood in the office. Others are now filling up their windowsills with cuttings from my house plants and a few have started with phals too. The Green Revolution is in full swing lol.

I kinda did the same thing in my apartment. It's a college town, so buildings EVERYWHERE, and the apartment's small, so I made my windowsill into a little oasis next to the dining table. Somewhere to escape to when 'home' means homework, job hunting and all sorts of stress! My roommates don't mind, since they take up half the living room with their stuff... Green Revolution (though I think it's already been coined for something else)!

[Ray]

OK - more temptation:

I have reduced the price to $20 temporarily, to free up bench space. PLEASE take one!

[judith_arquette]

I want one SOOOOOOO badly, damn back to school shopping

[Skycat]

A price drop. Yeah, okay. I guess I'm just gonna have to find somewhere in my house to cram one of these.

Guess it's a motivation to get around to tossing out my dead stuff, lol

[Luizacft]

You know it is actually a great idea for a relaxing area in office? Are they fragrant Joseia?


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