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Thread: Vanda coerulescens - pollination with seed pods

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    Default Vanda coerulescens - pollination with seed pods

    We pollinated coerulescens with it's self and with lamellata var. boxalli ‘Tom Ritter’ both stems took and seed pods have formed.

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    Well done Cathy. The coerulescens x lamellata cross should be very interesting.

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    I thought so, too on the cross. I have someone that will look after them if they continue to develop. She will harvest and flask.
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    That would be an amazing combination !! Looking forward to the babies.

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    Very cool, Cathy. When I grow up, I'm going to try hybridizing some of my slippers - that's probably quite awhile from now, but I'm enjoying it vicariously through you!

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    Great idea Cathy. By the way since your going to be the mom to these seedlings remember your flasking friend can only do so much as midwife/nurse. Don't forget to practice your deep breathing and exercises. AL

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    Quote Originally Posted by mauraec View Post
    Very cool, Cathy. When I grow up, I'm going to try hybridizing some of my slippers - that's probably quite awhile from now, but I'm enjoying it vicariously through you!
    Maura, We can grow up together. This is my first venture into hybridizing.

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    Quote Originally Posted by orchidsal View Post
    Great idea Cathy. By the way since your going to be the mom to these seedlings remember your flasking friend can only do so much as midwife/nurse. Don't forget to practice your deep breathing and exercises. AL
    Al, you are so funny, you always make me Laugh!

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    Great Idea! Congratulations on your success. I see another orchid-related addiction developing. LOL

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    Oh gosh, Bill, I don't need another one. I'm too old to wait for them to bloom.

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