cypriped green pod timings
 

Hi:

I have a developing cyp kentukience capsule, which i wanted to put
into culture before the seeds matured, to avoid dormancy problems.
What is the optimum time of harvest of the pod from the time of
pollination?

thanks

rajiv

cypriped green pod timings
 

cypriped green pod timings
 

You know, I remembered someone asking this, but didn't remember
WHERE until I saw Kip's reply. Kip has it correct- I asked one of my
colleagues, and he advised 60 days.

Do not send e-mail to the address in the header. Doesn't work.

-AJHicks
Chandler, AZ

cypriped green pod timings
 

Thanks aaron and kip....i did sow the seed on cypripedium media from
phytotech. However i think the pod is over 60 days old( pollinated
sometime in May!!??). Lets see what happens.

Rajiv

(Aaron Hicks) wrote in message ...
You know, I remembered someone asking this, but didn't remember
WHERE until I saw Kip's reply. Kip has it correct- I asked one of my
colleagues, and he advised 60 days.

Do not send e-mail to the address in the header. Doesn't work.

-AJHicks
Chandler, AZ

cypriped green pod timings
 

"Slipper_Kip" wrote in message
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Good luck with your seed.

Slipper Kip

Hello Kip :)
Sorry if I don't send you seeds this year but i had my marriage exactly
in the blooming time.
By the way, have you some results with last year seeds?

Giulio
from the hottest Italy of every time


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cypriped green pod timings
 

By the way, have you some results with last year seeds?

Giulio


Hi Giulio,

I am happy to say that several of your species germinated well including;

Orchis fragrans v. coriophora
Orchis papilionacea
Ophrys bombifolia
Ophrys fusca
Ophrys sphegodes
Ophrys tenthredinifera

Thank you again, and good luck with your new wife. I hope she likes
orchids too?

Kip K.

cypriped green pod timings
 

"Slipper_Kip" wrote in message
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I am happy to say that several of your species germinated well
including;

Happy to hear this :)

remember that they want a warm, dry rest in summer. Ophrys bombiliflora
and fusca require winter with minimum temps just above freezing, while
other can go some degree below.

I hope she likes orchids too?

So and so ;)

Giulio




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