HAVE: Ctsm, cyc, morm noids
Well, actually, I should have some to trade. I purchased a number of noids from this family from JEM orchids before they closed, and have new growths on almost all of them. Most are large healthy multiple pb plants. I am considering dividing them to produce several plants from each "plant" that I received. I have done this successfully in the past, and have a species from JEM that has new growth on 2 separated pbs. Anyway, I would not do this if there is no interest in the extra plants. I don't have that much room. By the time I can safely ship, there should be plants for me to trade. So, if you are interested, please let me know, so that I can divide the plants.
I don't want phals, cane-type dends, catts, or other high light loving orchids. I grow under lights, in intermediate conditions. I prefer more compact plants (no room for the big guys), noids are OK, and will even consider interesting non-orchids.
So please let me know, and I'll start dividing...
thanks,
Carolyn

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