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Well I finally got the book… let me read and report in a week or two. I will get to the bottom of this enigma lol.
Hi Dr Ee, have you had time to read that book already What's the verdict
Well I finally got the book… let me read and report in a week or two. I will get to the bottom of this enigma lol.
Almost done… I’ll start a new post for our book club lol when I’m ready. Hopefully some of you may have read it too.Hi Dr Ee, have you had time to read that book already What's the verdict
Whoever is in control of the website should make a special place were books can be placed so people can talk about themAlmost done… I’ll start a new post for our book club lol when I’m ready. Hopefully some of you may have read it too.
I too am reading the book and find it quite interesting. I have always played music (classical) to my plants. I have no doubtsI’m intrigued, puzzled and surprised that plants cannot ’hear’ noises like thunder and birds, and MUSIC (!?). I’m ordering this book now to read for tomorrow lol.
My poor orchids will have to do without Vivaldi until I fully assess this situation .
I want UPDATES!!!!!This sanderianum enjoyed the summer outside, but I was not expecting it to spike. Nice surprise.
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Nice sandie Justin. It from Quintal Farms?
Holy crap! Justin, I still have one plant from Leo as well. No where near blooming sizeThis is actually from a batch of sanderianums that Leo Schordje had contract grown in Hawaii proabably 14 years ago. He sold a bunch when the grower said they had to go. He mentioned the breeding was from a private grower, and the strain was unrelated to the west coast sanderianums. The cross is notable for very dark color. I had one that had around 75 cm petals, but it ultimately died. This is the last one I have from this group so it is great to see it finally bloom.
For some reason I don't seem to be able to see the sanderianum photos.
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