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What should I get this time?
Hello, my friends
I'm asking for your sugestions about which genera should I get this time. Lately I'm having symptoms of abstinence but I can't decide. My requirements are: Size: Small (not miniature) Potting: preferencially in pots Temps: cool in winter and warm/hot in summer HR: >60% in winter and dry in summer Light: I can provide all light levels I can see I'm no lucky (so far) with oncidiums ans zygos. This should help you narrowing the choices. Thank you |
Eulophia petersii. Look for it at places that sell cacti and succulents. I guarantee you will be very happy with it. If you are not happy with it I will buy you a bottle of wine.
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Coelogyne Unchained Melody
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There are somewhere around 1700 genera, eliminating two is not helping much!
I know you have Cymbidiums but what else do you have? How cool in Winter? Do you already have Angraecoids? |
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Grigsby has it Grigsby Cactus Gardens List of Succulent Plants Yucca Do has it as well Eulophia petersii I am heartbroken to find Yucca Do is closing June 1. http://mailer.neardark.com/t/r-F1B7E...40EF23F30FEDED |
ES, it seems interesting but, while I'm not sure, I'affraid it won't be easy to find. I'll take a look tomorrow.
Subrosa, the flowers are beautiful but isn't it a large plant? AYM, outside I grow cymbs a bletilla and, since yesterday, a zygo. Inside I have a paph, phals, den, stan, xyl, cambria (miltassia), laelia, catts, onc, etc. How cold? Inside around 11°C, outside around 5°C with ocasional days bellow frezzing at night. See my signature. |
I don't see any Angraecoids on your list! Get an Angraecum or an Aerangis!
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And what do you think about tolumnia to grow outside?
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