Those baby catts from HD
 

The pots of baby catts from HD are thriving. I also noticed several of the
pots seemed to have a tangle of catts, not just one. I carefully pried one
pot-full apart last night and ended up with 6 baby catts. :-) The name is
BLC Greenwich "Elmhurst" /green 6-20-05. Can someone tell me how and or
where to look this orchid up? What does BLC mean and the word "green" with
the date? I assume Greenwich "Elmhurst" is the name of this catt?!?!?!?!

I have another 2 pots to seperate. I think I'm going to end up with a lot of
plants when I'm finished. :-)))

Those baby catts from HD - Gotem!
 

"Manelli Family" wrote in message
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The pots of baby catts from HD are thriving. I also noticed several of
the pots seemed to have a tangle of catts, not just one. I carefully
pried one pot-full apart last night and ended up with 6 baby catts. :-)
The name is BLC Greenwich "Elmhurst" /green 6-20-05. Can someone tell me
how and or where to look this orchid up? What does BLC mean and the word
"green" with the date? I assume Greenwich "Elmhurst" is the name of this
catt?!?!?!?!

I have another 2 pots to seperate. I think I'm going to end up with a lot
of plants when I'm finished. :-)))


I Googled the name.... and SURPRISE!!!!!!!!! Also, looking even closer at
the others, almost every pot has 2 or more baby catts. I'm going to be busy
repotting this evening.

Those baby catts from HD
 

On Sep 4, 2:45 pm, "Manelli Family" wrote:
The pots of baby catts from HD are thriving. I also noticed several of the
pots seemed to have a tangle of catts, not just one. I carefully pried one
pot-full apart last night and ended up with 6 baby catts. :-) The name is
BLC Greenwich "Elmhurst" /green 6-20-05. Can someone tell me how and or
where to look this orchid up? What does BLC mean ...

Brasso-laelio-cattleya. It's a tri-generic cross involving a brassia,
a laelia and a cattleya.

Somewhere on line there's a list of all accepted orchid genera
names(including multi-generic hybrids) and their abbreviations.

J. Del Col

Those baby catts from HD
 

Brasso-laelio-cattleya. It's a tri-generic cross involving a brassia,
a laelia and a cattleya.

For the moment, anyway.........

Diana

Those baby catts from HD
 

"jadel" wrote in message
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On Sep 4, 2:45 pm, "Manelli Family" wrote:
The pots of baby catts from HD are thriving. I also noticed several of
the
pots seemed to have a tangle of catts, not just one. I carefully pried
one
pot-full apart last night and ended up with 6 baby catts. :-) The name
is
BLC Greenwich "Elmhurst" /green 6-20-05. Can someone tell me how and or
where to look this orchid up? What does BLC mean ...

Brasso-laelio-cattleya. It's a tri-generic cross involving a brassia,
a laelia and a cattleya.

Thanks. I didn't know that's what that meant. So far all of them are doing
so well on the front porch despite the abnormal heat we're still suffering
here. I haven't made up my mind to keep my orchids in the sunroom or the
new larger greenhouse.

Somewhere on line there's a list of all accepted orchid genera
names(including multi-generic hybrids) and their abbreviations.

I'll see if I can find it. I seem to be catching....... GASP! ......
orchid mania!


J. Del Col

Those baby catts from HD
 

"Diana Kulaga" wrote in message
. ..
Brasso-laelio-cattleya. It's a tri-generic cross involving a brassia,
a laelia and a cattleya.

For the moment, anyway.........

I was able to Google all but BLC Machiko Ogawa 'Volcano Queen.'


Diana

Those baby catts from HD
 

On Sep 4, 2:45 pm, "Manelli Family" wrote:
The pots of baby catts from HD are thriving. I also noticed several of the
pots seemed to have a tangle of catts, not just one. I carefully pried one
pot-full apart last night and ended up with 6 baby catts. :-) The name is
BLC Greenwich "Elmhurst" /green 6-20-05. Can someone tell me how and or
where to look this orchid up? What does BLC mean and the word "green" with
the date? I assume Greenwich "Elmhurst" is the name of this catt?!?!?!?!

I have another 2 pots to seperate. I think I'm going to end up with a lot of
plants when I'm finished. :-)))

I thought BLC was Brassavola x Laelia x Cattleya - not Brassia?
I would also hazard a guess that 'green 6-20-05' is the date the green
pod was harvested? Or maybe when seed from a green pod was sown?
Bob
PS - Finally, the Paph. primulinum is spiking. Waited years for it.
Kept moving it into brighter light. Have also been repotting into
fresh bark about once a year. Still having trouble with a
Dendrochilum glumaceum(?) - just getting it to grow is a challenge.
Lost all the leaves, over time. Kept watering as needed and it
started four new growths. We'll see how long they last.

Those baby catts from HD
 

Hey, Bob,

You were quick to pick that up. I read it and it went right by. TMF, Bob is
correct about the Blc. hybrid.

Diana

"bobc" wrote in message
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On Sep 4, 2:45 pm, "Manelli Family" wrote:
The pots of baby catts from HD are thriving. I also noticed several of
the
pots seemed to have a tangle of catts, not just one. I carefully pried
one
pot-full apart last night and ended up with 6 baby catts. :-) The name
is
BLC Greenwich "Elmhurst" /green 6-20-05. Can someone tell me how and or
where to look this orchid up? What does BLC mean and the word "green"
with
the date? I assume Greenwich "Elmhurst" is the name of this catt?!?!?!?!

I have another 2 pots to seperate. I think I'm going to end up with a lot
of
plants when I'm finished. :-)))

I thought BLC was Brassavola x Laelia x Cattleya - not Brassia?
I would also hazard a guess that 'green 6-20-05' is the date the green
pod was harvested? Or maybe when seed from a green pod was sown?
Bob
PS - Finally, the Paph. primulinum is spiking. Waited years for it.
Kept moving it into brighter light. Have also been repotting into
fresh bark about once a year. Still having trouble with a
Dendrochilum glumaceum(?) - just getting it to grow is a challenge.
Lost all the leaves, over time. Kept watering as needed and it
started four new growths. We'll see how long they last.

Those baby catts from HD
 

On Sep 6, 9:09 pm, bobc wrote:
On Sep 4, 2:45 pm, "Manelli Family" wrote:

The pots of baby catts from HD are thriving. I also noticed several of the
pots seemed to have a tangle of catts, not just one. I carefully pried one
pot-full apart last night and ended up with 6 baby catts. :-) The name is
BLC Greenwich "Elmhurst" /green 6-20-05. Can someone tell me how and or
where to look this orchid up? What does BLC mean and the word "green" with
the date? I assume Greenwich "Elmhurst" is the name of this catt?!?!?!?!

I have another 2 pots to seperate. I think I'm going to end up with a lot of
plants when I'm finished. :-)))

I thought BLC was Brassavola x Laelia x Cattleya - not Brassia?


Mea culpa. You are correct.

J. Del Col

Those baby catts from HD
 

On Sep 7, 2:42 pm, jadel wrote:
On Sep 6, 9:09 pm, bobc wrote:

On Sep 4, 2:45 pm, "Manelli Family" wrote:

The pots of baby catts from HD are thriving. I also noticed several of the
pots seemed to have a tangle of catts, not just one. I carefully pried one
pot-full apart last night and ended up with 6 baby catts. :-) The name is
BLC Greenwich "Elmhurst" /green 6-20-05. Can someone tell me how and or
where to look this orchid up? What does BLC mean and the word "green" with
the date? I assume Greenwich "Elmhurst" is the name of this catt?!?!?!?!

I have another 2 pots to seperate. I think I'm going to end up with a lot of
plants when I'm finished. :-)))

I thought BLC was Brassavola x Laelia x Cattleya - not Brassia?

Mea culpa. You are correct.

J. Del Col

BTW, my --Dendrobium lanyaiae-- is blooming nicely.

Those baby catts from HD
 

Mea culpa. You are correct.

Fuggeddaboudit. If I had kept a record of every time I flubbed a name, it
would not be pretty.

DK