Worrisome spots on Oncidium

[Eyebabe]

Originally Posted by Connie Star

Thanks eyebabe. I have some laboratory training (I'm a medical doctor) so an ELISA should be easy.

Nice! I too am a medical doctor
What's your specialty?
Performing these viral tests will NOT challenge you!

[Connie Star]

Originally Posted by Eyebabe

Nice! I too am a medical doctor
What's your specialty?
Performing these viral tests will NOT challenge you!

I'm a general internist and I work in college health at the University of Massachusetts - not the med school, the main undergrad/graduate campus.
You?

[Eyebabe]

Originally Posted by Connie Star

I'm a general internist and I work in college health at the University of Massachusetts - not the med school, the main undergrad/graduate campus.
You?

I'm an ophthalmologist in Central Pennsylvania. I work in a multi-physician practice of general ophthalmologists. Routine exams, cataract surgery, glaucoma etc.
Although we also do refractive work as well since we are all old enough to have "grown up with it"...now most need a fellowship to be knowledgeable enough.
Sometimes (very rarely) it's better to be older

[Connie Star]

Well after a lovely vacation I got the Agdia tests and tested my Oncidium Sharry Baby, which was negative for CymMV and ORSV. The appearance of the plant has not changed; it is still in bloom and still has a lovely scent.
I also tested an asymptomatic Den kingianum and the control strip did not show up, so I assume that strip or the buffer in the individual bag was bad. I'll try that one again. It's blooming, though, and I've had it for more than a year, so I assume it is okay.