Smelling the amboinensis - Orchid Board

Brenda Aarts · #1 03-25-2014, 03:12 PM

Buster took time out to have a sniff of my amboinensis cross. I thought it was super cute till he started clawing and biting at my phrag leaf....Good thing he's supposed to be an "outside & garage cat".

Subrosa · #2 03-25-2014, 03:23 PM

Bad kitty! Just today I moved the small aquarium containing my Acineta chrysantha seedlings to a brighter spot. When I sat the little compots on the table while I moved the tank, one of mine thought they were catnip! I bow to your ability to take the time to snap that second pic!

Brenda Aarts · #3 03-25-2014, 03:47 PM

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Originally Posted by Subrosa

I bow to your ability to take the time to snap that second pic!

I like the cat just ever so slightly better than the phrag.

Picotee · #4 03-25-2014, 04:05 PM

Buster has good taste in orchids!

fotofashion · #5 03-25-2014, 07:19 PM

My reaction to the second pic. was "OOPS!" Did you distract him before he did serious damage? I put all my orchids outside on a large table in the summer and although any cat (including mine) can jump up there, I have never seen any obvious damage from cats. Now, snails, that is another matter.

Beverly A.

Brenda Aarts · #6 03-25-2014, 08:57 PM

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Originally Posted by fotofashion

My reaction to the second pic. was "OOPS!" Did you distract him before he did serious damage?
Beverly A.

He is a playful little dude and he clawed at the the phrag and pulled it back towards him approx 6 or so inches, at that point I shooed him away before disaster struck.

Optimist · #7 05-13-2014, 09:12 PM

my rat, "Derpy Derp" took great bites out of 2 of the Catts while I was not looking. Derp just wanted a salad, I understand. Leaves grow back. I think of it as a bad plant haircut its my fault for owning rats and letting them wander though the orchids. They like salad. I think of it as organic gardening.