gotsomerice
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I'm too embarrass to do that! Besides it would take a week of Sundays to post all the pictures!
I'm great at killing fairreanum. I felt much better when I met Terry Root at the orchid show here last Feb., and he said even he can't keep it alive for long. He thinks it's just a very short lived plant.
I'm great at killing fairreanum. I felt much better when I met Terry Root at the orchid show here last Feb., and he said even he can't keep it alive for long. He thinks it's just a very short lived plant.
Well, before I went to law school, I had a bunch of orchids (for paphs, like a large Angel Hair, several PEOY, and some Marriott Elfstone crosses). Someone took care of them in his greenhouse while I was at law school. However, after graduating and before I could move in to my new place in the winter, his greenhouse heater died and my plants froze.
Does this count?
I killed this lovely delenatii vinicolor...
Too painful a subject to contribute. :sob: I think the total value for the plants I have killed would be enough to buy another house. When you kill a plant that you paid more than $ 1000 usd for, you join that special club. You can tell who belongs by the desperate look in their eyes, and the fact that they only drive cars over 10 years old, with bald tires, and wear shabby old clothes. They have no relatives that would return their phone calls.
Well, in reality at least 2 out of 5 of my relatives will return my phone calls, but this spending too much on orchids and then not keeping them alive is a real illness.
I killed more paphs than any other orchids in the last 10 years...the number probably close to about 100 =( the most expansive being sanderianum $300, MK $150, roths $125...paph in general are more expansive than any other orchids with the cheapest being around $20.
Safe to say, there goes part of my mortgage :sob:
What are the odds that plant is not alive today?