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Old 04-14-2008, 09:59 AM
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Thanks Shakkai! I am going to try tonight to take the photos as long as I can find the camera.

Shams, this was the first show that I have gone to and honestly, I think I had sensory overload! I would have loved to stay longer and really look and learn, however my friend tagged along and she isn't an orchid enthusist. I ended up pre-ordering my Sedierea and Neo from OakHill and picking them up there to avoid shipping costs. Neither are in spike, but after seeing them in person, I can't wait until they decide to grace me with their beauty!
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Nik, you did a great job!
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Was there much difference in the blooms of the different Sedireas?
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Was there much difference in the blooms of the different Sedireas?
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I have no idea!

There wasn't a separate description of the flower for Minimaru on New World Order's website, so I assume they are the same, but maybe smaller. There are varieties of sedirea that have some difference in the flower... but I'm not sure for the minimaru.

The reason I got the minimaru, was because I was getting neos also, and I can get the regular Sedirea japonica easily in Canada, whereas getting the Minimaru wasn't available from vendors here.
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I've made my rock and pot selection for the sedirea. . .wanna see?

My Plan: Rock Sedirea w/Moss in an Exo Tank

Secure the rock in the pot, somehow.

Attach baby minmaru to the rock. . .the goal is to grow it bare root over the rock but I am thinking that maybe I should add sphagnum temporarily but pull it away bit by bit? Slowly over time?

Find out what kind of moss I could buy, don't want to wait on spores, that would be beeeutiful and maybe even flower. . .something tiny in the bottom of the pot surrounding the rock.

Once I figure out. . .ur, when you guys tell me what I should buy. . .the type of moss to use, the I need to find out what sort of soil to add for that moss to grow at its best.

Any help or warnings. . .would, as always, be so appreciated.

Here is a picture of my rock selection and new pot.

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Hi Gwen

Sounds good. If you're ever going to use sphag for anything, in my opinion it's best to spend a little more and go for the "good stuff". Look for the long-fibered blond sphag rather than the stuff you can get in HD or Walmart.
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I got a brick, for just this occassion from NWO. . .it's long-fibered. I got it to make my mini moss mountains.

Speaking about sphag. . .I dunked a couple of my new neos in a fertilizer mix. . .MSU in RO water. And now the moss mound is really getting green. I thought it might be algae or something not good, but I THINK it might be live moss. Is that possible?

Is this a good thing or not?
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I just CAN NOT believe you guys went ahead and did it anyway!!!







That being said...

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I just CAN NOT believe you guys went ahead and did it anyway!!!







That being said...

We all knew you would love it!!!

...and yes, that's the problem with all of us... we do not listen (when we don't want to)
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hhhmm... I would have given anything to be able to see your face at moment you opened it
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