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Phals&Catts
I recently had a well-known orchid company in Hawaii screwup my order royaly
leaving me with 50 Phals and several Catts I didn't order instead of ones I want. Anyway, I thought I'd offer them to friends here first. The Phals are hybrid crosses, mostly reds and yellows (I think) plus some others. The Catts are mericlones. If you're interested, please contact me offline and I'll send you a list of what I have. There is only 1-6 of each item. Gary |
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Wow! Some screw up!
K barrett "V_coerulea" wrote in message ... I recently had a well-known orchid company in Hawaii screwup my order royaly leaving me with 50 Phals and several Catts I didn't order instead of ones I want. Anyway, I thought I'd offer them to friends here first. The Phals are hybrid crosses, mostly reds and yellows (I think) plus some others. The Catts are mericlones. If you're interested, please contact me offline and I'll send you a list of what I have. There is only 1-6 of each item. Gary |
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It happens. A very reputable Thai nursery once accidentally doubled my
order [for several hundred plants] ... Given the shipping costs [and stress], returning the excess is not a good option. I managed to wholesale most of them out to other growers [to the great relief of the Thai nursery since, notwithstanding their bill, I wasn't about to pay for them all]. Kenni "K Barrett" wrote in message ... Wow! Some screw up! K barrett "V_coerulea" wrote in message ... I recently had a well-known orchid company in Hawaii screwup my order royaly leaving me with 50 Phals and several Catts I didn't order instead of ones I want. Anyway, I thought I'd offer them to friends here first. The Phals are hybrid crosses, mostly reds and yellows (I think) plus some others. The Catts are mericlones. If you're interested, please contact me offline and I'll send you a list of what I have. There is only 1-6 of each item. Gary |
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Well all the Phals are gone. Thanks so much to those who helped me out.
Gary "V_coerulea" wrote in message ... I recently had a well-known orchid company in Hawaii screwup my order royaly leaving me with 50 Phals and several Catts I didn't order instead of ones I want. Anyway, I thought I'd offer them to friends here first. The Phals are hybrid crosses, mostly reds and yellows (I think) plus some others. The Catts are mericlones. If you're interested, please contact me offline and I'll send you a list of what I have. There is only 1-6 of each item. Gary |
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That was fast. I was going to write and ask about some Phals. I've been thinking about asking around to find a source for 6 or 8 or more really cheap Phal seedlings. I want to do an experiment. I've been fighting (and giving up on) that Phal disease I've been complaining about for 2 years or so. http://www.geocities.com/tlswilso/Ph...s_2-15-04.html I was thinking of acquiring some cheap (but healthy) Phals to test how that disease spreads. I'm thinking I would purposely infect half of the seedling by rubbing cut surfaces together. I'm wondering if it spreads like a virus does. I would have to think about it, but maybe avoid touching the actual spots to the new plants but only the sap from a leaf not yet showing the symptoms. If it's a virus it should spread any way. If it's a fungus, maybe not. If anyone knows a source of very cheap Phals let me know. I wish I knew someone who made a cross that didn't work out well and they want to dump the plants. (I hate the idea of killing something decent) Steve V_coerulea wrote: Well all the Phals are gone. Thanks so much to those who helped me out. Gary "V_coerulea" wrote in message ... I recently had a well-known orchid company in Hawaii screwup my order royaly leaving me with 50 Phals and several Catts I didn't order instead of ones I want. Anyway, I thought I'd offer them to friends here first. The Phals are hybrid crosses, mostly reds and yellows (I think) plus some others. The Catts are mericlones. If you're interested, please contact me offline and I'll send you a list of what I have. There is only 1-6 of each item. Gary |
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Hi Steve
I too have experienced a similar problem with my phals. Like you say someone mentioned a micro fungus. Your pictures look just like what was going one with my phals. Also I could not find a the fugicide mentioned so I tried what I had Spectracide immuox. I used the standard spray mix to drench my phals and the meda, I already lost a bunch of favorites to this thing so what the hell. With in a week I had swarms of fungus nats apparently starving. This was weird because most of my plants where in new meda or fairly new media and I've only seen one or two when I watered before. Could be that they are a possible carriers of this thing. I drenched my plants every two weeks (the product states it protects that long) After three months my plants stopped showing symptoms and started showing improvements. Oh yea fungus nats totally disappeared. I stopped treating after 5 months. It's now been 7 months since I started the treatment and I haven't seen a recurrence as of yet. I don't know if this is a cure for what you have or even what I have. Since I'm starting to see fungus nats again I'm thinking of drenching the phals with immunox again. dusty |
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Why don't you ask Ed Wright?
K "Steve" wrote in message ... That was fast. I was going to write and ask about some Phals. I've been thinking about asking around to find a source for 6 or 8 or more really cheap Phal seedlings. I want to do an experiment. I've been fighting (and giving up on) that Phal disease I've been complaining about for 2 years or so. http://www.geocities.com/tlswilso/Ph...s_2-15-04.html I was thinking of acquiring some cheap (but healthy) Phals to test how that disease spreads. I'm thinking I would purposely infect half of the seedling by rubbing cut surfaces together. I'm wondering if it spreads like a virus does. I would have to think about it, but maybe avoid touching the actual spots to the new plants but only the sap from a leaf not yet showing the symptoms. If it's a virus it should spread any way. If it's a fungus, maybe not. If anyone knows a source of very cheap Phals let me know. I wish I knew someone who made a cross that didn't work out well and they want to dump the plants. (I hate the idea of killing something decent) Steve V_coerulea wrote: Well all the Phals are gone. Thanks so much to those who helped me out. Gary "V_coerulea" wrote in message ... I recently had a well-known orchid company in Hawaii screwup my order royaly leaving me with 50 Phals and several Catts I didn't order instead of ones I want. Anyway, I thought I'd offer them to friends here first. The Phals are hybrid crosses, mostly reds and yellows (I think) plus some others. The Catts are mericlones. If you're interested, please contact me offline and I'll send you a list of what I have. There is only 1-6 of each item. Gary |
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Hi there Dusty, I googled Spectracide immunox & there seem to be a couple of types,
"Multi purpose" & "Insect Plus". What does your label show? -- Cheers Wendy Remove PETERPAN for email reply "dusty" wrote in message ... Hi Steve I too have experienced a similar problem with my phals. Like you say someone mentioned a micro fungus. Your pictures look just like what was going one with my phals. Also I could not find a the fugicide mentioned so I tried what I had Spectracide immuox. I used the standard spray mix to drench my phals and the meda, I already lost a bunch of favorites to this thing so what the hell. With in a week I had swarms of fungus nats apparently starving. This was weird because most of my plants where in new meda or fairly new media and I've only seen one or two when I watered before. Could be that they are a possible carriers of this thing. I drenched my plants every two weeks (the product states it protects that long) After three months my plants stopped showing symptoms and started showing improvements. Oh yea fungus nats totally disappeared. I stopped treating after 5 months. It's now been 7 months since I started the treatment and I haven't seen a recurrence as of yet. I don't know if this is a cure for what you have or even what I have. Since I'm starting to see fungus nats again I'm thinking of drenching the phals with immunox again. dusty |
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It's the Spectracide immuox "Multi purpose" containing only the fugicide. I also forgot to mention that after applying I make sure none of it stands in the crowns. no need to add crown rot to an already difficult problem. Grow well and bloom magnificently dusty |
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I recently took a Phal with similar pitting of mine to Jerry Fisher at
Orchids Limited. He looked at it under a low power microscope and said it has spider mites and to treat it with insecticidal soap. The leaves are no longer getting worse and the new leaves are fine. The old leaves will not get better though. Do not get it on any buds. It blasted mine. I do not recall the brand of soap I used. I did not get it from Jerry as I already had it. Bob "K Barrett" wrote in message ... Why don't you ask Ed Wright? K "Steve" wrote in message ... That was fast. I was going to write and ask about some Phals. I've been thinking about asking around to find a source for 6 or 8 or more really cheap Phal seedlings. I want to do an experiment. I've been fighting (and giving up on) that Phal disease I've been complaining about for 2 years or so. http://www.geocities.com/tlswilso/Ph...s_2-15-04.html I was thinking of acquiring some cheap (but healthy) Phals to test how that disease spreads. I'm thinking I would purposely infect half of the seedling by rubbing cut surfaces together. I'm wondering if it spreads like a virus does. I would have to think about it, but maybe avoid touching the actual spots to the new plants but only the sap from a leaf not yet showing the symptoms. If it's a virus it should spread any way. If it's a fungus, maybe not. If anyone knows a source of very cheap Phals let me know. I wish I knew someone who made a cross that didn't work out well and they want to dump the plants. (I hate the idea of killing something decent) Steve V_coerulea wrote: Well all the Phals are gone. Thanks so much to those who helped me out. Gary "V_coerulea" wrote in message ... I recently had a well-known orchid company in Hawaii screwup my order royaly leaving me with 50 Phals and several Catts I didn't order instead of ones I want. Anyway, I thought I'd offer them to friends here first. The Phals are hybrid crosses, mostly reds and yellows (I think) plus some others. The Catts are mericlones. If you're interested, please contact me offline and I'll send you a list of what I have. There is only 1-6 of each item. Gary |
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I did, quite some time ago. I don't believe he had much advice. I really
don't recall what he said. Could I still have his reply? Hold on... Yes I sure do. Only one reply (8/31/03): "Steve - I have asked a colleague to help me with an answer for you. I'll report back as soon as I can................................." Well, I guess that is my fault for not reminding him. Steve K Barrett wrote: Why don't you ask Ed Wright? K "Steve" wrote in message ... That was fast. I was going to write and ask about some Phals. I've been thinking about asking around to find a source for 6 or 8 or more really cheap Phal seedlings. I want to do an experiment. I've been fighting (and giving up on) that Phal disease I've been complaining about for 2 years or so. http://www.geocities.com/tlswilso/Ph...s_2-15-04.html I was thinking of acquiring some cheap (but healthy) Phals to test how that disease spreads. I'm thinking I would purposely infect half of the seedling by rubbing cut surfaces together. I'm wondering if it spreads like a virus does. I would have to think about it, but maybe avoid touching the actual spots to the new plants but only the sap from a leaf not yet showing the symptoms. If it's a virus it should spread any way. If it's a fungus, maybe not. If anyone knows a source of very cheap Phals let me know. I wish I knew someone who made a cross that didn't work out well and they want to dump the plants. (I hate the idea of killing something decent) Steve V_coerulea wrote: Well all the Phals are gone. Thanks so much to those who helped me out. Gary "V_coerulea" wrote in message . net... I recently had a well-known orchid company in Hawaii screwup my order royaly leaving me with 50 Phals and several Catts I didn't order instead of ones I want. Anyway, I thought I'd offer them to friends here first. The Phals are hybrid crosses, mostly reds and yellows (I think) plus some others. The Catts are mericlones. If you're interested, please contact me offline and I'll send you a list of what I have. There is only 1-6 of each item. Gary |
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Thanks Bob. You'll notice my web site discusses mites. I had to go read it to remember what I wrote. What it didn't say was that I did use a microscope. My first suspected cause was mites. I used the oil spray. A year later I had received much advice and other ideas of what the disease was (mostly fungus). The advice prompted me to create the worlds finest amateur collection of fungicides (well, 5 or 6 anyway). When all that turned out to cure nothing, I gave mites a 2nd thought. I spent considerable time one afternoon looking at several different affected leaves. I found no living creatures of any kind. Steve Bob Walsh wrote: I recently took a Phal with similar pitting of mine to Jerry Fisher at Orchids Limited. He looked at it under a low power microscope and said it has spider mites and to treat it with insecticidal soap. The leaves are no longer getting worse and the new leaves are fine. The old leaves will not get better though. Do not get it on any buds. It blasted mine. I do not recall the brand of soap I used. I did not get it from Jerry as I already had it. Bob "K Barrett" wrote in message ... Why don't you ask Ed Wright? K "Steve" wrote in message ... That was fast. I was going to write and ask about some Phals. I've been thinking about asking around to find a source for 6 or 8 or more really cheap Phal seedlings. I want to do an experiment. I've been fighting (and giving up on) that Phal disease I've been complaining about for 2 years or so. http://www.geocities.com/tlswilso/Ph...s_2-15-04.html I was thinking of acquiring some cheap (but healthy) Phals to test how that disease spreads. I'm thinking I would purposely infect half of the seedling by rubbing cut surfaces together. I'm wondering if it spreads like a virus does. I would have to think about it, but maybe avoid touching the actual spots to the new plants but only the sap from a leaf not yet showing the symptoms. If it's a virus it should spread any way. If it's a fungus, maybe not. If anyone knows a source of very cheap Phals let me know. I wish I knew someone who made a cross that didn't work out well and they want to dump the plants. (I hate the idea of killing something decent) Steve V_coerulea wrote: Well all the Phals are gone. Thanks so much to those who helped me out. Gary "V_coerulea" wrote in message .net... I recently had a well-known orchid company in Hawaii screwup my order royaly leaving me with 50 Phals and several Catts I didn't order instead of ones I want. Anyway, I thought I'd offer them to friends here first. The Phals are hybrid crosses, mostly reds and yellows (I think) plus some others. The Catts are mericlones. If you're interested, please contact me offline and I'll send you a list of what I have. There is only 1-6 of each item. Gary |
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