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| I just got this and it came in 3 pieces. 2 small plants with adult leaves and roots available for trade.
Go to the link below for pictures and write up on this plant. http://www.orchidsonline.com.au/node/7184 Nick |
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- Posted by sakeofsilence (My Page) on Sun, Aug 30, 09 at 18:01
| What sorts of things do you want? I have lots of the Docks (linguiform, rigidum, torressae, cucumberinum, both forms of lichenastrum, wasselii) if thats what youre into. |
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- Posted by orchidnick z9Ca (orchidnick@yahoo.com) on Sun, Aug 30, 09 at 18:37
| Have the ones you mentioned except D lichenastrum. Is this the same as D prenticii? I did not know there are 2 forms of it but am definitely interested in both forms. I have a couple more along the lines of Purple Pepper, Australian Gherking for example. Let me know and I have to do a little digging and I'll let you know all the extra docks I have. excluding the common species which you probably have like cucumerinum. Nick |
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- Posted by orchidnick z9Ca (orchidnick@yahoo.com) on Sun, Aug 30, 09 at 19:39
| You motivated me to go outside. 3rd day of 100F, I watered the plants at 6AM, 10AM and 3PM so far, will probably water one more time. The rest of the day I have been hiding in my air conditioned room. On to the Dockrillas. I have small mounted extra plants of the following 3 hybrids: Dock Julie Skillicorn (striolata x mortii) The last 3 have been on eBay recently so may google up. I'm back inside where I'm going to stay until the evening! Nick |
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- Posted by sakeofsilence (My Page) on Fri, Sep 4, 09 at 21:49
| lichenastrum is the larger leaves, prenticii is the smaller leafed one. There are some arguments about species vs form, (the flowers look the same, they might flower different times). I also have an NOID one I cant find in Lavarack's book. |
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- Posted by orchidnick z9Ca (orchidnick@yahoo.com) on Fri, Sep 4, 09 at 23:54
| I'd be interested in the 2 lichenastrums and the NOID if it's along the same line. Let me know what you want and I'll give you an exact description, number of leaves etc. Nick |
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- Posted by sakeofsilence (My Page) on Sat, Sep 5, 09 at 0:40
| Ill take some pictures on Tuesday when I go back to the greenhouses. Id be interested in any of the hybrids. All of the ones I have for trade are nice big chunks on cork. |
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- Posted by orchidnick z9Ca (orchidnick@yahoo.com) on Sat, Sep 5, 09 at 0:46
| I can't figure out this digital camera I have so no pictures. My plants are also on bark but they are all small so you may have to downsize yours or we'll do 4 for 3. I'll give you an exact description tomorrow. Nick |
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- Posted by orchidnick z9Ca (orchidnick@yahoo.com) on Sat, Sep 5, 09 at 11:25
| Julie Skillicorn is 12" long, it has 14 leaves 2 new leads. Au Pepper has 5 leaves Dolicophylla Medusa x Yellow has 5 leaves Dock racemosa has 4 leaves Au Sunblessed has 4 leaves Nick |
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- Posted by sakeofsilence (My Page) on Mon, Sep 14, 09 at 1:02
| I remembered! I did a while ago actually, chemistry homework hinders me.
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