Why a NoID is a NoID.

[Talila6]

Originally Posted by Stray59

Talila6:
There is nothing wrong with setting limits for your own collection - with all the options out there, you have draw your line in the sand somewhere. My limits seem to be very flexible though! If I like a plant, I will try to get it. If it is a NoID, I will rethink how much I like it and often walk away, leaving it for someone who will love it more. But, if I really like it, I mean really like it, I will get it regardless of the ID. But again, this is what I like about the orchid community - the diversity of it's members and their likes/dislikes. It makes for some really interesting posts. And it makes for much "food for thought".
Steve

Thank you for the reply. I am very new to be actively sharing ideas with other orchid lovers. I have owned NoID for many years, and they have attracted me by their beauty. They are also very common and it is easy for anyone to buy them!..oh so many!
You reassure me that is ok to set some limits. It all comes down in the end of how much we like a plant, they have a way of seducing us.