A delightful gift
 

I just received the following divisions of mature orchid species:

C. maxima
Laeila anceps 'Veitchiana'
C. bowringiana

I would like to get some feedback and advise as to how to grow them well. I
was advised to mount the Laeila, so I'm thinking of mounting it on a piece
of cork with a bit of sphag moss wrapped around the roots.

Any advise and feedback will be greatly appreciated.

Back to healing the sickly one's.

Mariana

A delightful gift
 

On Thu, 11 Mar 2004 22:29:32 GMT, "GrlIntrpted"
wrote:

C. maxima
Laeila anceps 'Veitchiana'
C. bowringiana

I would like to get some feedback and advise as to how to grow them well. I
was advised to mount the Laeila, so I'm thinking of mounting it on a piece
of cork with a bit of sphag moss wrapped around the roots.

I think the Laeila anceps would do better in here in Austin. :-)

deg

A delightful gift
 

On Thu, 11 Mar 2004 22:29:32 GMT, "GrlIntrpted"
wrote:

C. maxima
Laeila anceps 'Veitchiana'
C. bowringiana

I would like to get some feedback and advise as to how to grow them well. I
was advised to mount the Laeila, so I'm thinking of mounting it on a piece
of cork with a bit of sphag moss wrapped around the roots.

I think the Laeila anceps would do better in here in Austin. :-)

deg

A delightful gift
 

On Thu, 11 Mar 2004 22:29:32 GMT, "GrlIntrpted"
wrote:

C. maxima
Laeila anceps 'Veitchiana'
C. bowringiana

I would like to get some feedback and advise as to how to grow them well. I
was advised to mount the Laeila, so I'm thinking of mounting it on a piece
of cork with a bit of sphag moss wrapped around the roots.

I think the Laeila anceps would do better in here in Austin. :-)

deg

A delightful gift
 

On Thu, 11 Mar 2004 22:29:32 GMT, "GrlIntrpted"
wrote:

C. maxima
Laeila anceps 'Veitchiana'
C. bowringiana

I would like to get some feedback and advise as to how to grow them well. I
was advised to mount the Laeila, so I'm thinking of mounting it on a piece
of cork with a bit of sphag moss wrapped around the roots.

I think the Laeila anceps would do better in here in Austin. :-)

deg