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Nothing is set in stone as far as rules, Jenny.
Response to your
1: I think concentrating on one particular orchid at a time would be the way, what do you think? Hybrid or species, doesn't matter. I was thinking along the lines of doing a preliminary list that would be compiled by everyone here on what they'd like to grow, do a vote/poll.
2: An orchid, easily found here in the U.S. and internationally. This would be in the list of consideration when final votes are cast. Full disclosure on where it's purchased, etc. A pic of the plant upon arrival, what it's potted in, where we're placing it, etc.
3: There's really no final achievement. The objective could be in which member can get it to flower first, perhaps? But I think it's a case of "it's not in the destination but in the journey" attitude.
4: Whooops, don't know what NBS stands for but if you mean a flowering sized plant, Yup!
Vivienne, I agree about high light plants, after my struggles with my catts.
Sorry these comments aren't indexed in any order at the moment. We can all get more defining by further and future input to get this off the ground!!! |