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06-05-2007, 11:52 PM
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thanks for the responses folks, here is the species list;
A. Dendrobium aberrans
B. Sophronitis wittigiana
C. Maxillaria uncata
D. Ascocentrum pusillum
E. Masdevallia wendlandiana
F. Tuberolabium kotoense
G. Maxillaria arbuscula
H. Bulbophyllum alagense 'large form'
I. Unknown paphiopedalum that hitchhiked into one of my tanks a while ago....
this list is a bit mixmatched, but what ive found is that its hard to know what will grow best at first, or even at all sometimes. not all the plants ive gotten labeled as low light, warm, and moist work in the area that fits that description in my mind. its easiest to let the plants growth determine what grows where and replace plants that aren't working with new ones.
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06-06-2007, 12:00 PM
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I really like this tank, and those orchids seem great!!!!! I especially like the trailing habit of your Bulbophyllum alagense 'large form' (where did you get it from?). Is the false back removable?
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06-06-2007, 12:55 PM
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the Bulbophyllum? im not sure where i got it... i only recently began a log to keep track of my orchid acquisitions. its proving useful...im thinking i got it at the SF orchid society meet a while ago now... its very hardy and blooms in mass. ive got a few nodes of it i could remove for you.. wanna trade something?
no the false back is not removeable, but if you wanted i guess it could be... it would take some more planning.
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06-06-2007, 01:05 PM
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Sure, I just realized I've got a healthy Pleurothalis tribuloides up for grabs. I'll pm you a pic later tonight.
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06-06-2007, 01:13 PM
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cool...if you like i could also include a few nodes of the maxillaria if that interests you at all... they both do great in enclosures and could also tolerate a trimming..
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06-06-2007, 01:22 PM
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Oki doki!! Thanks, I'll try anything.
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