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WANTED: Native Hardy Orchids terrestrial species

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Posted by nosubsti2tsc zone 8 (cltilson@yahoo.com) on
Sat, Feb 4, 06 at 22:47

Hello, I am working on seed germination and hybridizing terrestrial orchid species. I need more plants to make more seed for my research/ hobby. Any cold hardy plants will do, no matter where they are from, USA- Japan- Europe- Africa- Australia. I am interested in working out seed germination and simplifying the procedures so that anyone can do it in their kitchen. I will pay for the plants or trade. I have many plants that I grow each year to help me supply my collecting. See my list for current plants for trade.
Thank you for your help.
Carl

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RE: WANTED: Native Hardy Orchids terrestrial species

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Hello Carl, I too, am trying to grow a terrestrial orchid. I was unable to find your growlist. Could you leave a link here, please, or instructions. I am new to this forum, first post and very interested in sharing others experience and my own. Thanks

Here is a link that might be useful: My offsite blog on Calypso bulbosa var:occidentalis

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Here's his trade page link.

Here is a link that might be useful: Carl's Trade Page

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