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A floral oriental fragrance inspired by a golden yellow Cattleya. The scent of this orchid is pure gold, creating a warm and long-lasting aura like late afternoon sunshine. This is not your usual sweet flowery orchid scent! Released 2010. Notes: narcissus, daffodil, orange fruit, orange blossoms, honey, pollen, cream soda, New Caledonian sandalwood, amber-tinged resins, labdanum, and musks.

carterandholmes.com

Selling Quality Orchids Since 1947. Carter and Holmes Orchids is a family run business with one of the world's longest-running orchid hybridizing programs. Our specialty are Cattleya alliance hybrids, species and mericlones. We also offer Phalaenopsis, Oncidiums, Ladyslippers and other unique species.

orchidweb.com

Message about this class from Jason Fischer:I have been repotting orchids since I was 5 years old, and have a trick or two to teach you! I help take away the fear of repotting orchids by giving you a strong foundation of how to approach repotting, choosing the right pot and potting medium, and giving you various potting techniques based on the orchid type. In this class, we cover the why, when, and how of repotting while demonstrating on the following types of orchids*:- Phalaenopsis- Paphiopedilum- Phragmipedium - Oncidium- Dendrobium- Vanda- CattleyaNote: Our classes are offered via Zoom with PayPal. Use the link below for direct payment. You do not need a PayPal account to pay. You will see an option to pay with debit or credit card as an alternative. This is an archived live webinar, any mention of coupon codes are expired/invalid.Please allow up to 24 hours for Jason to manually send the link with the class to you via your e-mail after you purchase this archived class. We are working to automate this process soon.

seattleorchid.com

Vanda tricolor 'Maui Beauty' x self, 2" pot, not blooming size, established seedling Click here for full growing information from the "Orchid Internet Species Photo Encyclopedia" (or OISPE) by Jay Pfahl

orchidmall.com

the portal for starting your world wide web surfing for orchid related material. a comprehensive, continually updated index of orchid web sites, a one stop shop, providing the orchid enthusiast links to the web's resources to meet his/her orchid needs and interests. established april 15, 1995.

aos.org

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tropicalworldusa.3dcartstores.com

This handy hook allows you to easily thread acrylic yarn thru even a small drainage hole to wick water (self water) African violets, Streptocarpus, and other plants needing continual water. Just loop the yarn into the hook and shove the needle thru a drainage hole to the top of the pot. Other end can be used to dibble small hole to transplant seedlings or stick leaves. This ships free with any other items

orchid.farm

Oncidium Heaven Scent 'Sweet Baby' produces one of the most delightful and powerful fragrances in the entire orchid family—a rich, sweet scent that is unmistakably like vanilla and milk chocolate. On a warm, sunny morning, the fragrance can fill a room. It’s the reason this orchid, and its parent grex Oncidium Sharry Baby, became world-famous. This incredible scent is a gift from one of its primary ancestors, a Central American species called Oncidium ornithorhynchum, which is known for its sweet, vanilla-like perfume. The flowers themselves are a perfect example of "more is more." They are relatively small, only about an inch to an inch-and-a-half across, but they are produced in astounding numbers. A single, long, arching, and often branched flower spike can carry well over a hundred blooms, creating a spectacular, cascading waterfall of color. The flowers are typically a deep, velvety maroon-red, with the prominent lip often edged in a contrasting crisp white. The plant itself is a robust and vigorous grower. It produces large, smooth, egg-shaped pseudobulbs that store plenty of water and energy, making it a fairly forgiving orchid. Topped with long, strap-like leaves, a healthy plant will quickly grow into an impressive specimen. As we enjoy this beautiful September weather, we're right in the peak season for these orchids to be showing off their incredibly fragrant and dramatic floral displays. Care Instructions Light: Provide bright, indirect light. An east-facing window that receives some gentle morning sun is ideal. The leaves should be a medium, grassy green; dark green can indicate not enough light to bloom well. Water: Water thoroughly when the potting medium is approaching dryness. During active growth, this may be every few days. The large pseudobulbs indicate it can tolerate some drying, but avoid leaving it dry for extended periods. Wrinkled pseudobulbs are a clear sign of insufficient water. Temperature: This is a very adaptable orchid that thrives