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$14.99 after Christmas! Orchids


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Sure are pretty! Huh Thumbie?


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If we didn't kill them off licketysplit Red Face


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Just put yours around your neck, and think to yourself, I CAN'T KILL THIS 1!!! Wink Wave


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I have a friend whose husband is a lawyer and he grows the most lovely orchids. She said he does it to calm his nerves.
 
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Also spotted these! Aren't they pretty? Anyone get some interesting blooms for the holidays?


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Those are Really unique!!! Love them


There are no gardening mistakes, only experiments. Janet Kilburn Phillips
 
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Those are beautiful Muddy.......never tried to grow orchids...have heard they are finicky and I don't have the patience for finicky plants. They are beautiful and I like seeing them. The varigated pointsettias are sure unique...wish they had a longer pot life.

Thanks for the beauty on this gray day.

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Muddy, are those cut orchids? They are lovely. I like the pink & white together. If they are cut ones, I wonder how long they last?
 
Posts: 501 | Location: TX Gulf coast, zone 9 | Registered: Mar 19, 2008Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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I never tried to grow ochids except the ground ones I have, they spread pretty well.

That poinsetta is amazing...is that real or artificially colored?
 
Posts: 6841 | Location: Central Florida | Registered: Feb 12, 2005Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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Love the orchids...I don't find them finicky. Quite easy to grow & care for. Cut orchid stems can last for about 3 weeks.


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The first picture were all potted up~~Your choice!


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So very pretty! I had a tiny bit of luck at my old office, but not at home. I guess just not the right light/temp/watering....need I go on?
Some folks are great at getting them to rebloom.

Not so sure about the tie-dye poinsettia!
It is colorful, but looks soooo unreal!
 
Posts: 3200 | Location: Putnam County, NY z5 | Registered: Jun 30, 2004Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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Just got 3 minature orchids at the supermarket for $6.99 each--they will go in a terrarium that I got for a gift. We get my MIL one each year and she does nothing for them--they just need filtered light and a bit of water--tag says one ice cube a week. I got her some liquid fertilizer for them but I doubt that she uses anything at all. At this time of the year, they are plentiful and the prices are much lower than at other times.

I like natural poinsettias--I don't like the colored ones at all. If I want to use a different color, I get fake blooms at Michael's, etc.
 
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Home Depot Garden Club just posted a BOGO coupon for orchids....but I doubt that I'll try them even at that price...I admire all those lovely shapes and colors, though!
 
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at this time of year, not me.... I found I couldn't get them from the store to the car fast enuff... cold outside!!!.... so if you want any of those, take a foam cooler with you, have someone keep the car warm and don't let them catch the smallest chill!!!....


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