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yeah, southwest is getting a lot of unusually long sustained rain

while the rest of the country is getting slammed...the PNW is going to have some of the best Thanksgiving weather in its history

Selling the rest of my paphs (well, I have a BS Lady Roth with second growth that I grew from flask and plan on blooming). $250.00 plus shipping.This is the lowest I will go. Paid over $500 for the flasks in total. The micranthum has good roots, never bloomed. Dont know parents but came from...

No discounts except on shipping. The compots for sale are the two middle ones (Devil Fire, Grande ‘Vista’ [4N] x warscewiczianum). 60 for one on right and 40 for one on left and the lower one Leslie Gray aka Grande longifolium Waunakee x caudatum 50 dollars. 4 inch pots

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reduced price to 125 plus shipping

175 plus shipping . Paypal. (This does not include the award certificate..that's mine , has my name on it) Photo of flower was at the time of award ...bloomed three flowers. Current growth habit has a backgrowth, one non bloomed NBS growth and two starts. My next to last adult Paph.

doubtful, doesn't look like it has seed

Probably bloom then sell the bloomed plants in flower...easy on Ebay. I dont want to be growing orchids anymore after i graduate school in 18 months, nothing about this has changed...and i am getting tired of having to find people to take care of them when i travel and the energy costs are annoying

yeah...you read my statement as being 'hot tempered'? ...hmm..weird...just giving clarity

this is what I have left over...things i bought before my decision , except for the kovachii, a tray of paph seedlings too..but i plan on selling them when they are big enough. I want to try to bloom out only the bessae hybrids though. (and yeah, I have spent a great deal on comics...so far, my...

grown from flask (Chuck Acker breeding) kovachii, Six weeks out of flask bessea hybrids and d'allesondroi

well, you can do selective breeding with previously bloomed plants that forces the evolution (in vitro) but there is absolutely no scientific statistical data that is conclusive for superior flowers (as in awardable caliber) using parents that have great flowers..just a lot of anecdotal...

nope, no way to tell besides..'superior looking' flowers is not a evolutionary trait but entirely subjective to the human eye people who consistently grow high quality flowers are blooming out many many plants from the same cross...most are average quality

I live in seattle (meaning we get a lot of moisture) ..the moss dressing the tops of my pots grow everywhere in the city...the spores are everywhere

we have the best moss...grows everywhere..my orchids love it

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Move to an area that has moss growing everywhere (like Seattle)

Told ya

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