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There are lots of people who have orchids for sale that do know how to grow
them, quite well. It's just that they are nurseries, rather than hardware stores. -- Kenni Judd Juno Beach Orchids http://www.jborchids.com "dusty" wrote in message ... "J Fortuna" wrote in news:rxVbe.16734$yc.13891@trnddc07: Joanna Well Joanna I think it will only happen when the people who sell them gain some inkling of how to grow them. People as in management. Associates are required to do what they are told and not allowed by management to think for themselves. I've been around to most of the retailers like Target, Lowes, Home Depot, Franks Nursery, Target, Kmart and Trader Joes. The only place I found that had some idea of how to care for them was Franks Nursery where they kept culture sheets handy for the customers. The worst places (in order of ignorance) are all #1 Home Depot = over watering (plants drown in their plastic/fancy containers or put into half full trays of water.) #2 Target drownings on a regular bases (fancy containers without drain holes) #3Lowes plants are either over watered or never watered. So you can see that by the time most people buy these plants they are already on their way to being dead. But then there's people like me that prey on that ignorance and improve my orchid collection at the discount self. signed sucker for $ discount shelf. Grow well and bloom magnificently Dusty |
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