Any way to make an other plant from an orchid (any type)?
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An Orchid is an Orchid. In time, other type plants could Evolve into Orchid=
s
though.
Frith,
Pat
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From: FragrantGarden@yahoogroups.com
On Behalf Of vsbarrie2_0_0_4
Sent: Saturday, June 09, 2007 9:31 AM
To: FragrantGarden@yahoogroups.com
Subject: FragrantGarden Any way to make an other plant from an orchid?
Any way to make an other plant from an orchid (any type)?
I do not think that is what she is asking. She is asking about
vegetative propogation...cuttings, divisions, etc
Some orchids can be divided. Some orchids can be started from pups that
sprout off of the bloom spike. Depends entirely on what type of orchid
you have. Not all orchids are easy to propagate and the best form of
propagation is cloning which has to be done in a sterile lab.(called
Mericlones) They produce exact replicas of the original plant. Of course
the final way is to produce seed and germinate the seed. Also something
that should be done in a sterile lab. (the seed is microscopic small) I
would recommend only division of divisible orchids or planting pups for
anyone that is not an expert. Pups by the way is dependant on the plant
being willing to produce pups. Some are more willing than other. I have
only had 1 plant in my 30 plus years of learning how to grow orchids in
my home ever produce pups. I have only successfully grown one pup to
adulthood. Divisions are far easier in my opinion.
Dendrobiums can be divided and will also produce pups. Phalanopsis will
produce pups but can't be divided. Cattleya types can be divided but
don't produce pups.
Hope that helped.
Cearbhael
m>
[mailto:FragrantGarden@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Saturday, June 09, 2007 2:26 PM
To: FragrantGarden@yahoogroups.com
Subject: RE: FragrantGarden Any way to make an other plant from an
orchid?
An Orchid is an Orchid. In time, other type plants could Evolve into
Orchids though.
Frith,
Pat
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From: FragrantGarden@yahoogroups.com
[mailto:FragrantGarden@yahoogroups.com
On Behalf Of vsbarrie2_0_0_4
Sent: Saturday, June 09, 2007 9:31 AM
To: FragrantGarden@yahoogroups.com
Subject: FragrantGarden Any way to make an other plant from an orchid?
Any way to make an other plant from an orchid (any type)?
WOW...can't believe this took 4 days to post. My apologies...wondering
about Yahoo though
Cearbhael
m>
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Sent: Saturday, June 09, 2007 6:44 PM
To: FragrantGarden@yahoogroups.com
Subject: RE: FragrantGarden Any way to make an other plant from an
orchid?
I do not think that is what she is asking. She is asking about
vegetative propogation...cuttings, divisions, etc Some orchids can be
divided. Some orchids can be started from pups that sprout off of the
bloom spike. Depends entirely on what type of orchid you have. Not all
orchids are easy to propagate and the best form of propagation is
cloning which has to be done in a sterile lab.(called
Mericlones) They produce exact replicas of the original plant. Of course
the final way is to produce seed and germinate the seed. Also something
that should be done in a sterile lab. (the seed is microscopic small) I
would recommend only division of divisible orchids or planting pups for
anyone that is not an expert. Pups by the way is dependant on the plant
being willing to produce pups. Some are more willing than other. I have
only had 1 plant in my 30 plus years of learning how to grow orchids in
my home ever produce pups. I have only successfully grown one pup to
adulthood. Divisions are far easier in my opinion. Dendrobiums can be
divided and will also produce pups. Phalanopsis will produce pups but
can't be divided. Cattleya types can be divided but don't produce pups.
Hope that helped.
Cearbhael
m>
[mailto:FragrantGarden@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Saturday, June 09, 2007 2:26 PM
To: FragrantGarden@yahoogroups.com
Subject: RE: FragrantGarden Any way to make an other plant from an
orchid?
An Orchid is an Orchid. In time, other type plants could Evolve into
Orchids though.
Frith,
Pat
_____
From: FragrantGarden@yahoogroups.com
[mailto:FragrantGarden@yahoogroups.com
On Behalf Of vsbarrie2_0_0_4
Sent: Saturday, June 09, 2007 9:31 AM
To: FragrantGarden@yahoogroups.com
Subject: FragrantGarden Any way to make an other plant from an orchid?
Any way to make an other plant from an orchid (any type)?
Actually it wasn't a Yahoo problem .. I was on vacation since Tuesday of la=
st week and didn't get home til late Sunday night .
Connie
Moderator
Angel Skubic
WOW...can't believe this took 4 days to post. My apologies...wondering
about Yahoo though
Cearbhael
m>
[mailto:FragrantGarden@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Saturday, June 09, 2007 6:44 PM
To: FragrantGarden@yahoogroups.com
Subject: RE: FragrantGarden Any way to make an other plant from an
orchid?
I do not think that is what she is asking. She is asking about
vegetative propogation...cuttings, divisions, etc Some orchids can be
divided. Some orchids can be started from pups that sprout off of the
bloom spike. Depends entirely on what type of orchid you have. Not all
orchids are easy to propagate and the best form of propagation is
cloning which has to be done in a sterile lab.(called
Mericlones) They produce exact replicas of the original plant. Of course
the final way is to produce seed and germinate the seed. Also something
that should be done in a sterile lab. (the seed is microscopic small) I
would recommend only division of divisible orchids or planting pups for
anyone that is not an expert. Pups by the way is dependant on the plant
being willing to produce pups. Some are more willing than other. I have
only had 1 plant in my 30 plus years of learning how to grow orchids in
my home ever produce pups. I have only successfully grown one pup to
adulthood. Divisions are far easier in my opinion. Dendrobiums can be
divided and will also produce pups. Phalanopsis will produce pups but
can't be divided. Cattleya types can be divided but don't produce pups.
Hope that helped.
Cearbhael
.
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