What happens to orchids in nature if left alone??? Story within.
Well I must apologise for not having written Part three on orchid reproduction, I shall write it in the early hours of the morning.
But I have had a very busy day today.
I had already written this article, to load up and thought it may interest the orchid
Lovers.
This is the common Thai orchid, it is parasitic, so if you strap a plant to a tree
with good bark
And leave it alone, the root will penetrate the bark of the tree.
Strap it high in the tree, if you live in a warm climate and Bobs your uncle.
It will react as nature had intended it to, and grow wild.
I was lucky here as there was this young lady sitting there, so you can see the size of
the plant
And it’s amazing blooms.
Bless you all and be happy, for there are many worldwide that are suffering and far less fortunate than we are!!!
Walkabout John Asia.
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Christian Knospe 21. April 2007, 17:34
a dream......chris
Nyo Pu 20. April 2007, 8:29
it brings me to the childhood. love to spraywater wild orchid at the tree. not beautiful much like this but it really make us please to look at them.Best wishes, np
Erland Pillegaard 18. April 2007, 9:58
Morning JohnNice portrait and picture,beautiful
color
erland
Alexandra Schmidt II 18. April 2007, 9:07
looks natural and harmonic to meAlexa
Joachim Häfner 18. April 2007, 8:25
A really very big orchid. I never seen bevore.I like the orchids growing everywhere in Thailand.
Joachim
Anca Silvia B. 18. April 2007, 8:06
I love it!!!Cheers,Anca
John Barnett 18. April 2007, 7:31
Great colors!Home of the Norfolks 18. April 2007, 6:46
Wonderful!!!Greets Anke
Claudia Lotz 17. April 2007, 23:56
wow, gigants of orchids.LG
Claudia
Tom McAlexander 17. April 2007, 22:23
Don't know what I like best: the flowers or the model.Aloha
Tom
Cees Kuijs 17. April 2007, 19:35
Good focus, vivid colors. And a very lovely lady, only a pity she is looking away from me :-))Greetings, Cees
Rainer Rauer 17. April 2007, 18:58
Amazing pic and amazing story. It was totally new to me. Thank you for your updating my knowledge.LG Rainer
David Bu. 17. April 2007, 18:40
I didn't know that they can grow to such big plants! It looks a little bit strange and fascinating, too.A marvellous shot mate!
See you, David
Doris Thiemann 17. April 2007, 18:25
You are right perfectly, John. History is very interesting.I didn't see ever so many Orchids on a place. They are simply splendourful.
Many Greetings
Doris
Kerstin Rösler 17. April 2007, 18:11
Soo beautiful flowers in your Picture, amazing...i just smell it.Thanks you for this nice Greeting.
lg kerst