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By Anonymous at 2009-10-05 16:12
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Vedicsoft is IT Consulting Company specializing in Data Integration, Business Intelligence and ERP. Services include business application development, customizing packaged applications and outsourcing. Our clients include fortune 5000 companies and mid-market companies.
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By Anonymous at 2009-10-05 16:12
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Vedicsoft is IT Consulting Company specializing in Data Integration, Business Intelligence and ERP. Services include business application development, customizing packaged applications and outsourcing. Our clients include fortune 5000 companies and mid-market companies.
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By TallTrees2001 at 2009-09-30 19:19
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I was gifted a flowerless Tai Lin Red Angel and want to understand the type plus care & feeding. I have had great luck with getting the other types of orchids to bloom (can post photo- already on Facebook)
I'm a newbie to the forum so excuse my ignorance of the format and "How to"
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By valkyrie66 at 2009-09-17 11:36
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...the adress is: http://www.orchidkarma.com
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By Silla--glamour at 2009-09-10 14:51
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Alright Upon knowing deflasking, transplanting and watering your vanda, how to actually maintain regular and healthy bloom throughout the year? fertilizer is important to the plant, depending on what you feed, how you feed, how much you feed, when you feed.
Nutrient for VANDA ORCHID.
* What you feed
* How you feed
* how much?
* when to feed?
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By Silla--glamour at 2009-09-07 11:43
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In Asia, whereby many exotic orchids had not been surface yet to the western region, it is an intriguing stay with us here to explore these hybrids and more. We provides a wide range of orchids bulbs seedlings and mature full bloom plant. Flasks are also in preparation to meet international demand.
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By orchidexpress at 2009-09-04 20:27
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I was at our monthly orchid meeting and heard Ray with First Ray's Orchids speak about semi hydroponic. He's a dynamite speaker and so easy to talk to. He made me want to switch over. I have an ochid store so most of my customers will go alog with the semi hydroponic program. So, now I will just be able to do my private collection semi hydroponically.
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By jowben1 at 2009-09-01 23:29
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Yesterday I unpotted a dead orchid, to see if the roots were the problem. Upon taking it out of the pot, hundreds of tiny, fast moving critters scattered in all directions from the bark mix.(1) What are they? (2) I immediately made a mix of Safer's soap and water and soaked all the plants on that shelf,(except some compots).Should I do the same for all the plants in that area?
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By AJW at 2009-08-21 04:57
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This is our story
This is our second shot at growing orchids. We first started while living in Hamilton NZ back in 1993 and over short space of time along with two (past) friends Malcolm Campbell and Bill Fransen amassed quite a collection taking up 3 14x9 tunnel houses.
The beginning:
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By Dawn Arnold at 2009-08-18 02:03
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OK, I need help...I know nothing about Phal Wedding Promenade's and recieved one for a gift well over a year ago. The leaves look great and it slowly grows new leaves but I get no stem/no flowers at all??? What do I need to do???
THANKS!
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By akiko at 2009-08-16 03:09
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it is http://kidaorchids.blogspot.com/ hope you enjoy  Plenty of pics
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By Louise at 2009-07-05 17:50
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I just realised that lately I almost never bought an orchid in bloom...
there was that Valpota's night the other day (but it was bloom ending) and then...last february when I bought a "baggie" pink chinese cymbidium. In between, I had other orchids...of course...but not blooming ones.
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By Louise at 2009-07-04 14:48
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I wanted so badly that beautiful Laelia..."Laelia tenebrosa Valpota's night"!
After searching for it for a certain time, I found one and ordered for it in a german nursery..I reveived it in bloom : an absolute beauty!
Still, the medium was awfull : very old and compact and surrounded by seaweed at a point when it would suffocate it.
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By quietmorning at 2009-06-18 13:00
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Well, I haven't bought a new orchid yet. I really want to get the bathroom completed before I do so that I'll have a place where I know it will thrive - but I'm almost finished with stripping the beadboard, so it's moving along at a pretty good clip. In the mean time, I've become an information sponge. Now is a good time to educate myself.
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By quietmorning at 2009-06-11 04:15
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Why is it that when an orchid dies it's so much harder to take than when a . . . prayer plant dies. . .or a violet. . .or some other type of 'house' plant? I have no idea. **deep breath** Oh well. . . try again. I think orchids present a special kind of challenge - like owning a pet or something. Did I do this right? Did I do that right? Will it survive a year? OMG!! Look at that!!
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