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10-08-2006, 05:30 PM
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Cemetary Roses.
They sure look fragile at the moment. Sure hope some grow!
Joe T Baytown Gail Futoran wrote: "jtill" wrote in message ups.com... Hey Gail, I have a bud! By the way, Firstrays.com has orchid pots that work great for other plants and you can make them out of coke bottles. You drill two holes 1" up from the bottom, froming a sump in the bottom. Prevents dryout so you can water less often. Joe T Baytown Tx Joe, that's great! When I've done cuttings I viewed the first bud as a sign of success. Of course the process isn't finished yet, but you've made a good start. Congrats!  Interesting comment about the orchid pots. Anything that works... Gail near San Antonio TX Zone 8 |
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