Kate Winslet and 2 ah-ha moments
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Comments (6)Kate, You are so funny! I thought it would have some horrible story about larvae...glad it was TWO offsets! No more scary shows! The seed will grow a root before a leaf, so plunk it "white thing" down in some good soil. The seedlings like to be kept on the moist side, but don't let it drown....or dry out! Well girlie...even though that malformed flower and scape were UUUUGLY....you might have left them on til they shriveled so that the moisure and nutrients went back to th bulb. What's done is done. Just leave that hole as is and don't get any water in it. It's a direct path to bulb central. Wouldn't that be an invitation to rot!! Next time, just stick it in the corner so you don't have to look at it! OH...and if a scape of pretty flowers ever breaks off, you can extend their life as a cut flower by turning the scape upside down and filling it with water before you stick it in a vase. Change the water in the scape and vase every few days and you can get the maximum enjoyment out of them. Because....sometimes, accidents happen! Love the pics!! Have a great holiday break at home! K...See MoreAh, figuring out this photo posting thing...
Comments (10)The Orchid is a Trichoglittis "Super Star", has a really nice fragrance allot like jasmine.Only grow a few Orchids but this one seemed unique, like the way it flowered sending out nice single blooms a few at a time, instead of blowing the whole show with one short lived bloom stalk. Hey Rhoda, look pictures!! I used your instructions and Kates and was then able to figure it out. Don't know the name on the Peacock, got it un labled...cool though! Happy Gardening all, Terry. (trying to resize...)...See Morethe aroma moment....
Comments (15)I guess for aroma, it would have to be achiote. Whenever I cook with it, I feel like I am back in the Yucatan, which is one of my favorite places. I also had the experience there of walking down roads in the evening where there were groves of orange trees that I could not see, but the sweet fragrance was overwhelming and wonderful. I noticed also that there were Four O'Clocks blooming in the ditches, and I mistakenly thought that the fragrance was coming from them, and so I would gather seeds from them. They only bloomed in the evening, and the orange blossoms only had the overwhelming fragrance in the evening, and so it was easy for me to get confused. Anyway, I planted the seeds when I got back to San Francisco and was a bit disappointed that the flowers I got had no fragrance, but at least they grew and bloomed. The next time I went back to Yucatan, I paid more attention and was able to identify the orange groves as the source of the fragrance. Now I have my own citrus trees, and I love the fragrance (sorry it's not an aroma, but close!). Lars...See MoreSubguintuplinervis from AH Hoya
Comments (75)Here's a pic. I put a little sphagnum moss along the stem thinking it might help it root. It's putting out a peduncle instead of a stem. I''m not sure what that's about....See More- 8 months ago
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