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  1. July 1st, 2008, 06:42 PM #1
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    Default Psychopsis versteegianum



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    That is so wonderful, Ron. Great photography! I sure wish you were around when we published ORCHIDS THROUGH OUR EYES. You could have had some stunning entries in the book!

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    Beautiful!

    I love seeing all your posts - you have wonderful plants & the photos are great as Bruce said!
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    thank you both!
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    WOO, I love these psychopsis!!! Do you guys think this is something I could grow on my SE windowsill in my apt? How sensitive are they? I don't know anything about them
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    If you can grow and bloom the other oncidiums in your windowsill, you should be able to grow a psychopsis.
    Perhaps they need a little more light for abundant spikes, but the general oncidium conditions would be good.
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    I made the mistake of transplanting my Psychopsis when I received it last fall and it has sulked ever since.
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    i realy love the picture ron
    its great!!
    mine just went out from the flask a year ago-so i still got time
    good job
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    Oh so I guess I was correct on my guess on your 2nd 'mystery' Psy. I could have saved a few brain cells had I looked here first.

    Nice pics!
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    Quote Originally Posted by pavel View Post
    Oh so I guess I was correct on my guess on your 2nd 'mystery' Psy. I could have saved a few brain cells had I looked here first.

    Nice pics!
    LOL always good to exercise those brain cells Paul,
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