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Aeranthes ramosa seedlings coming along nicely :-)

Discussion in 'Orchid Species' started by Andy May, Nov 10, 2013.

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    Andy May

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    xmpraedicta Prairie angraecoid nut Supporting Member

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    Wonderful! Now can you do the same for aeranthes schlechteri? ;)
     
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    Andy May

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    Can't see why not
     
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    Great job! I've found this species quite frustrating in flask. Still trying to find the secret.
     
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    Not sure they are easy here i have more flasks i should be picking up on the 25th i will ask the lab what they did. Not sure they will tell me though, but i do know they keep all my flasks in aircon rooms. we have this year had success with Aerangis ellisii too :) for the first time
     
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    Marni

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    I wouldn't expect another lab to give answers, they have years of work in what they do. Generally, I just test until I figure it out or give up. It isn't in my nature to give up, so I am still testing and making progress. Some of the aeranthes have been very easy with normal in flask procedures, some needed something special and a few I haven't figured out yet.