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Sat, Nov 17, 07 at 16:26
| These are both very mature, multi growth plants. They're big, heavy, demanding. Both bloom reliably.
Grammatophyllum scriptum x sib: currently in 12" wire basket. 15 p'bulbs, about half with leaves, 4 of these are new growths. From surface of medium, about 24" tall, 26" wide. Blooms late spring, early summer. This past summer, it had 3 inflorescences; they are about 4' long and grab at everyone and everything. Too big to display indoors, barely fits through the door. Angraceum eburneum: one main growth, 3 side shoots; currently has a starting inflorescence that's about 14" long. In a 6" wood basket, it is 28" tall. Blooms mid-winter, white, scented flowers. I am meticulous, bordering on anal, about hygiene in orchids. I'm as sure as a human can be that these are screamingly healthy plants. They are *just* *too* *honking* *big*. I'd be glad to trade for *species* that I like but don't have: catasetinae! dendrobium! Something compact with a scent! No Phals, Paphs., Phrags. or hybrids (except maybe catasetinae). These will be heavy/expensive to mail, but I'll gladly eat the cost for plants more demure/less obese. Photos available, I have a wide-angle lens. Regards - Nancy |
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| Hey I just wanted to know if you still had the and available. If so let me know so that we can work out a trade. Email me at avilaareyn at hotmail dot com. |
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- Posted by claritamaria Indoors Z-5 Chicago (My Page) on Sat, Nov 24, 07 at 21:35
| Nancy I also sent you mail via gw Clara |
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| Nancy, if you are interested in Dend species, email me- I have tried to email you via GW- wonder if it works. |
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| Nancy ! E-mail me miketran04@yahoo.com if you like Den. ansonum , pieradii or loddigesii . |
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