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Phalaenopsis lueddemanniana var. heiroglyphica

Discussion in 'Orchid Species' started by Dale, Oct 26, 2011.

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  1. Dale

    Dale New Member

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    IW grower. White streaks are Sevin residue. *shrug*
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    gg68 Angraecoid addict

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    Great one, but it is hieroglyphica and not heiroglyphica!!;)
     
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    Thanks, gg68. I blame MOBOT. And inattention.
     
  4. TheBlazingAugust

    TheBlazingAugust JUST . . ONE . . MORE!!!

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    From what I can gather from the Kew website, Phal. hieroglyphica has been the accepted name for lueddemanniana var. hieroglyphica since 1969.
     
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    What are you using the Sevin for Dale?
     
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    Sowbugs. Damn things.
     
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    Great ... a new pestilence to look forward to. And I thought I'd seen everything. Ever see phytotoxicity with Sevin on orchids?
     
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    "Ever see phytotoxicity with Sevin on orchids?"

    Nope. My formulation is water based.