Dendrobium rigidum had been in bloom for some time & these are
the late bloomers. The flowers are small but cute.
CheersWendy

Nice! And aren't they a pain in the backside to get a photo into the bloom!

On Wed, 12 Sep 2007 21:14:52 -0700, "Wendy7" wrote:

Dendrobium rigidum had been in bloom for some time & these are
the late bloomers. The flowers are small but cute.
CheersWendy
Dave Gillingham
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Nicely grown Wendy. You are doing something right!

John


"Wendy7" wrote in message
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Dendrobium rigidum had been in bloom for some time & these are
the late bloomers. The flowers are small but cute.
CheersWendy

Thanks Dave & yes they are a pain to photograph. Speaking of I love the way
you put your photos in the main body of the page instead of an attachment?
I wonder if everyone sees them, something to do with html settings &
security????
Cheers for now,
Wendy
"Dave Gillingham" wrote in message
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Nice! And aren't they a pain in the backside to get a photo into the
bloom!

On Wed, 12 Sep 2007 21:14:52 -0700, "Wendy7" wrote:

Dendrobium rigidum had been in bloom for some time & these are
the late bloomers. The flowers are small but cute.
CheersWendy
Dave Gillingham
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Ta' ever so for the comp's but I really should take a photo when it is in
full bloom.
Funny when I took the pic, before cropping the photo, I was thinking that I
should break it
up as it is now more roots than plant??? It is in it's original little 1
inch pot in a 4 inch wooden
basket.
Cheers Wendy

"John Varigos" wrote in message
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Nicely grown Wendy. You are doing something right!

John


"Wendy7" wrote in message
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Dendrobium rigidum had been in bloom for some time & these are
the late bloomers. The flowers are small but cute.
CheersWendy

I wouldn't do anything to it. It is not often you have a problem of too many
roots - usually not enough!
John

"Wendy7" wrote in message
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Ta' ever so for the comp's but I really should take a photo when it is in
full bloom.
Funny when I took the pic, before cropping the photo, I was thinking that
I should break it
up as it is now more roots than plant??? It is in it's original little 1
inch pot in a 4 inch wooden
basket.
Cheers Wendy

"John Varigos" wrote in message
om...
Nicely grown Wendy. You are doing something right!

John


"Wendy7" wrote in message
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Dendrobium rigidum had been in bloom for some time & these are
the late bloomers. The flowers are small but cute.
CheersWendy

I'm confused, Wendy. I see all postings here the same way I see mine - with an
icon below the text for each image. I'm using Agent Newsreader, and have it set
to display images in my preferred graphics package (Paintshop Pro). When I
click the launch button in Agent, Paintshop opens & displays the pic. For more
than one pic (& icon below the text) I select subsequent icons & launch them.

On Thu, 13 Sep 2007 08:17:53 -0700, "Wendy7" wrote:

Thanks Dave & yes they are a pain to photograph. Speaking of I love the way
you put your photos in the main body of the page instead of an attachment?
I wonder if everyone sees them, something to do with html settings &
security????
Cheers for now,
Wendy
"Dave Gillingham" wrote in message
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Nice! And aren't they a pain in the backside to get a photo into the
bloom!

On Wed, 12 Sep 2007 21:14:52 -0700, "Wendy7" wrote:

Dendrobium rigidum had been in bloom for some time & these are
the late bloomers. The flowers are small but cute.
CheersWendy
Dave Gillingham
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On Fri, 14 Sep 2007 00:42:43 -0400, tenman wrote:

Wendy7 wrote:
Thanks Dave & yes they are a pain to photograph. Speaking of I love the way
you put your photos in the main body of the page instead of an attachment?
I wonder if everyone sees them, something to do with html settings &
security????
Cheers for now,
Wendy

I don't get attachments, the pics always appear in the body of the
message for me, on Firefox on a minimac.

I use agent and the way I have it set the pix are in the body of the
main page. If I double click I get a full pix isolated with a black
frame around it.
SuE
http://orchids.legolas.org/gallery/main.php

Wendy,

They do have vigorous growing roots! I have one and the roots are definitely
trying their hardest to upstage the leaves.

It's a fun little plant - reliable but infrequent bloomer. As it's getting
older more leaves are blooming at the same time.

-Eric in SF
www.orchidphotos.org

"Wendy7" wrote in message
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Ta' ever so for the comp's but I really should take a photo when it is in
full bloom.
Funny when I took the pic, before cropping the photo, I was thinking that
I should break it
up as it is now more roots than plant??? It is in it's original little 1

Thanks Eric, yes upstage is a good word. I shall leave it be. Cheers Wendy
"Eric Hunt" wrote in message
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Wendy,

They do have vigorous growing roots! I have one and the roots are
definitely trying their hardest to upstage the leaves.

It's a fun little plant - reliable but infrequent bloomer. As it's getting
older more leaves are blooming at the same time.

-Eric in SF
www.orchidphotos.org

"Wendy7" wrote in message
...
Ta' ever so for the comp's but I really should take a photo when it is in
full bloom.
Funny when I took the pic, before cropping the photo, I was thinking that
I should break it
up as it is now more roots than plant??? It is in it's original little 1