September 2013 Fans Go on During the Day

JUDGES’ CHOICE SPECIAL INTEREST September PLANT OF THE MONTH 2013

Foundation Date January 1976.

Thelymitra ixioides

Spotted Sun Orchid

Postal Address PO Box 411 WOODRIDGE 4114 Queensland Australia Patrons: Logan City Mayor Pam Parker And Graham Oldham President Ken Martin Ph 3341 5474 Vice President Reg Illingworth Ph 3800 3213 Secretary Jan McKenzie Ph 3208 8721 Treasurer Doug Mogg Ph 3806 5316 N’letter Editor Reg Illingworth Ph 3800 3213 [email protected] Plant Name: Campanulorchis globifera Committee Members Adrian Bergstrum Ph 3805 8224 Trevor Cook Ph 3345 4049 Myrella Coppus Ph 3341 5691 Exhibitor: John Roberts Maree Illingworth Ph 3800 3213 Pam Price Ph 3345 6143 Owners Comments: Barbara Smith Ph 3208 5398 Housing: Grown in a winter warm house that becomes a half covered up bush house in the warmer months. Fans Next Monthly Meeting: are on at night when closed up in winter and Summer the Tuesday 17th September 2013 fans go on during the day. Commencing at 7.30pm. Logan Central Community Centre Feeding: When ever with whatever is going - Cnr Jacaranda Ave & Wembley Road Miracle Grow, Aquasol, Peters mixes, etc. Logan Central. Blood and bone with trace elements and dolomite are added to my potting mix. Next Committee Meeting: Watering: Tank water every 3rd day in the hot months Tuesday 1st October 2013 to every six or seven days in the colder winter months. Commencing at 7.30pm. All done by hand. Logan Central Community Centre

Cnr Jacaranda Ave & Wembley Road Logan Central. Potting Medium: The Campanulorchis globifera is potted in 1 part peat, & 9 parts perlite. Work Roster for September 2013 Hall Set-up at 6.30pm:Volunteers anyone that can arrive at 6.30pm will be appreciated. Supper: Laraine Richmond, Dale Lynch.

Editorial

The September Newsletter has interesting info starting at Page 2 which has the shows to come, September committee meeting notes, Page 3 has the minutes from the August meeting, Page 4 has the Judges Choice for July, and the changes to the names of the benched plants with Page 5 having the photos of the winning plants, Page 6 has an article about the bark we have available, the Cancer Raffle winners and the cultural meeting info, Page 7 all about the Christmas function, Page 8, the 3rd part about cold damage from the American orchid Society, Page 9 is the goods for sale. We are having trouble sourcing guest speakers, they are for your entertainment or an increase of knowledge about orchids, if anyone can help please contact Trevor Cook at  0408 060 620 he would be really pleased.

Reg

SHOWS TO COME

12/13 Sep Sunshine Coast OS Shop Centre, Pelican Waters 12/14 Sep Lockyer Valley OS Cultural Centre, Laidley 12/14 Sep Lismore OS Lismore Shop Centre, Carrington St 13/15 Sep Queensland O. S. Botanic Gardens Mt Coot-tha 13/15 Sep Townsville OS TOS Hall, Charles St, Kirwan 14/15 Sep Beaudesert O. & F. S. Canungra Com. Hall 14/15 Sep Capricorn OFC Refer to Secretary 19/24 Sep Native OS of Toowoomba St John’s Church Hall 19/21 Sep Maryborough OS St Paul’s Memorial Hall 20/21 Sep Atherton Tableland OS Anglican Hall, Vernon St 20/21 Sep Noosa Dist O. & F. S. RSL Hall Cooroy 20/25 Sep Toowoomba OS Centenary Heights School Hall 21/22 Sep Bowen OFS, Bowen Show Grounds 21/22 Sep Eastern Dist O. S. Bayside Uniting Church Hall 26/28 Sep Casino OS St Marks Parish Hall, Barker St 26/28 Sep North Star Orchid Circle Burpengary Plaza 27/28 Sep Glasshouse Country O. S. Beerwah Com Hall 27/28 Sep McLean OS McLean Bowls Club 28/29 Sep Ipswich O. S. Silkstone Primary School

GUEST SPEAKER FOR THE SEPTEMBER MEETING

The Guest Speaker for the September meeting, to be determined.

NOTES FROM THE SEPTEMBER COMMITTEE MEETING:

The Committee discussed the criteria for the granting of Life Membership. Membership of the Society for minimum of 10 years. The Member must take an active part in the many various duties of Society management, and to promote the knowledge of orchid growing & conservation.

The Treasurer was happy with the takings from the Annual Show. We have an excess of books in our Library which may be donated to Lifeline or given to Members. We had three new Members this month, they are Wendy Bailey, Sharyn McCredie and Paula Thompson. Welcome to Logan Society.

Christmas Function will be at the Meeting venue on the 19th November, $10 for Members and $20 for non-members.

2 MINUTES LOGAN & DISTRICT ORCHID SOCIETY INC.GENERAL MEETING 20th AUGUST 2013 OPENING: The President Ken Martin opened the meeting at 7.35 pm Ken called on Reg Illingworth to move a Minute’s Silence for the passing of Val Heydon, a former Secretary of the Society. WELCOME: to members and visitors, to our judges: Jeanne Rutherford – Leader, Don Nitschinsk, Adrian Bergstrum, David Cleal, Stewards- Angela Kehoe, Bev Pritchard, Phil McCallum, Trish Roulstone APOLOGIES: as per register MINUTES: The minutes of the July meeting were published in the Newsletter. They were accepted on the motion of George Tsambourakis, Seconded by Laraine Richmond. CORRESPONDENCE INWARDS: Dept. of Fair Trading response. Beaudesert Orchid & Foliage Society Spring Show Schedule. $300 cheque from Mayor Pam Parker for the Show. Orchids Australia Magazine. Bulletin of the American Orchid Society. Thank-you card from Bev Pritchard. CORRESPONDENCE OUTWARDS: Get Well card to Bev Pritchard, Ron Horsey. Sympathy Card to Marilyn Rivett and Family. That the correspondence was accepted, Moved by Jan McKenzie, Seconded Laura Thorp. Business Arising:- The efficient registration of the changes to the constitution was pleasing. FINANCIAL STATEMENT: The Treasurer Doug Mogg moved and Reg Illingworth seconded that the statement showing balances of $5641.71 Term Deposit and Balance as at 20 August of $7336.11. Additional accounts for payment Reg Illingworth Postage $39, Garden City Plastics $338.84, L. Harrison $200 ribbons. Full statement is on file. GENERAL BUSINESS: JOHN OXLEY ORCHID SHOW - Table top display was very good but unplaced. Thanks to Ian McKenzie, Margaret Tierney, Pam Price and Neville Hearn as well as Barry and Regina Chandler. / Members Merv Stewart, Jim McCubbin and Margaret Tierney placed well. OUR SHOW 24th 25th AUGUST Pam Price spoke on the usual issues of preparing plants, circulating rosters, the need to bring plastic bags and boxes. There was a concern about the number of people not volunteering for jobs on Show Days and set-up days. Trade Sales Report: Adrian was busy judging. No report. Library Report: Graham Maggs took possession of the three magazines to which we subscribe. Club Badges available from Doug Mogg $8.00. KITCHEN DUTIES ROSTER FOR THE SEPTEMBER MEETING: 1. Laraine Richmond. 2. Dale Lynch. Pam Price talked at length as to the need to commit to the task of running the show 24th/25th August (lack of volunteers). There seem to be big holes on the rosters. Some issues solved with further thought and organisation. CULTURAL OFFICER’S REPORT: Last Month’s topic was :- Preparing your plants for the Show. // Next Month’s meeting topic :- Post-Mortem Show. GUEST SPEAKER: Guest speaker for tonight is Pam Price who spoke on the SHOW and what she would like us to do to ensure that the show runs smoothly. John Roberts spoke on the basic steps one should take to bench a plant- staking safely, removal of pests, guaranteeing of stability, basic cleanliness and clarity of tag presentation. JUDGES’ CHOICE: CULTURAL AWARD: Denrochilum tenellum owned by John Roberts SPECIAL INTEREST PLANT OF THE MONTH: Eria globifera owned by John Roberts POPULAR VOTE: Open Arnst Jittima x Rhy. gigantea var. alba ‘Red Spots’ owned by Ken Haase Intermediate/Novice Den.Australian Robbie McInnes owned by Peter Berry RAFFLE: Don McAlister organised the raffle. LUCKY EXHIBITOR: George Tsambourakis Ticket Blue E68 Packing up: done by a committed band. Meeting closed:- 9.45pm. Jan McKenzie Secretary

3 JUDGES CHOICE RESULTS FOR AUGUST 2013

1. Dendrobiums 15. Australian Native Species 1st Den. Merlin-Flake Laurie Baxter 1st Den. speciosum var. curvicaule ‘Bob’ Merv Stewart 2nd Den. Bird of Paradise ‘Teleformin’ Merv Stewart 2nd Doc. schoenina Myrella Coppus 3rd Den. taylorii George Tsambourakis 2. Cattleyas – Over 100mm 1st Rlc. Rockwood * Ken Haase 16. Species – Exotic Sympodial 2nd Rlc. Karen’s Sunrise Ken Haase 1st Ddc. tenellum John Roberts 3rd Rlc. Redland Gem ‘Pride’ x Rlc. Dream Trader ‘Treasure’ 2nd Paph. Victoria-regina John Roberts Ken Haase 3rd Oerstedella centropetalum Ken Haase

3. Cattleyas – 60mm to 100mm 17. Species – Exotic Monopodial 1st C. Nora’s Melody x Rlc. Touting Beauty Graham Maggs 1st Rhy. gigantea var. Red #1 x Rhy. gigantea var. Spots Ken Haase 4. Cattleyas – Under 60mm 2nd Rhy. gigantea var. Red Lip Ken Haase 1st C. Dal’s Good One Ken Haase 3rd Rhy. gigantea var. Red Ken Haase 2nd Get. Rest in Peace Ken Haase 3rd Rth. Dal’s Nuggett Merv Stewart 18. Intermediate – Cattleya Alliance 1st C. Dream Walk ‘My Love’ AM/AOS/QOS Jan 5. Cattleyas – Novelty or Cluster McKenzie 1st C. Intermedio-flava * Graham Maggs 2nd Rlc. Burdekin Heights * Trevor Cook 2nd C. Landate x C. Seagulls Robin T & B Pritchard 3rd Rcc. Topaz King Trevor Cook 3rd C. Topaz ‘Lullaby’ Graham Maggs 19. Intermediate - Dendrobium Alliance 6. Paphiopedilum 1st Den. Australian Robbie McInnes Peter Berry 1st Paph.. Mod Maud ‘In Charge’ x Pulsar ’Mei Chen’ 2nd Den. kingiannum var. Albert Wests Peter Berry Margaret Tierney 3rd Den. Yondi ‘Corrigan’s Red’ * Peter Berry 2nd Paph. Iluka Queen Ken Martin 3rd Paph. White Royal ‘Mystique’ Margaret Tierney 20. Intermediate – Any Other Genus 1st Paph. Lathamianum Jan McKenzie 7. Vandaceous Alliance – Flowers up to 40mm 2nd Onc. Sharry Baby ‘Sweet Fragrance’ Peter Berry 1st Arnst. Jittima x Rhy. gigantean var. alba ‘Red Spots’ 3rd Bulb. ambrosia Phillip McCallum Ken Haase 2nd Ascda. Suksamran Sunlight ‘Orange’ Ken Haase 21. Novice – Cattleya Alliance 1st Rlc. Hawaiian Princess x Ctt. Aussie Sunset 8. Vandaceous Alliance – Flowers over 40mm Gary Kapernick 1st Ascda. Thai Classic Doug Mogg 2nd Rth. Spirit of Beau x Rth. Bouton D’or x Ctt. Aussie Sunset 2nd V. Pure Delight * Doug Mogg Julie Copley-Bishop 3rd V. Pakchong Blue ‘Giant Blue’ Doug Mogg 3rd Ctt. Kauai Starbright x B. perrinii Dale Lynch

9. Phalaenopsis 22. Novice – Dendrobium Alliance 1st Phal. Unknown Merv Stewart 1st Den. Star Imp Terry Tierney 2nd Den. Unknown Gary Kapernick 10. Oncidiinae—No Entries 3rd Den. Unknown Gary Kapernick

11. Miscellaneous Large – 50mm and over - No Entries 23. Novice – Any Other Genus 1st Cym. Pee Wee ‘Green’ Terry Tierney 12. Miscellaneous Small Under 50mm 2nd Cym. Mary Green ‘Fruit Full’ Gary Kapernick 1st Spa. Sunshine George Tsambourakis 3rd Ddc. glumaceum Terry Tierney 2nd Epi. Topaz Butterball ‘Beacon’ Myrella Coppus 3rd Epi. Unknown Myrella Coppus Cultural Award - Dendrochilum tenellum 79% John Roberts 13. Australian Native Hybrid Dendrobiums 1st Den. Jupp & Upton 1 * John Roberts Special Interest Plant of the Month 2nd Den. Burgundy Bride ‘Claret Ice’ Ken Haase Campanulorchis globifera John Roberts 3rd Den. Mooroodue (? not known) Ken Haase Unusual—Very well flowered and well grown. Popular Vote – Open 14. Australian Native Hybrid Other than Dens– No Entries Arnst. Jittima x Rhy. gigantea var. Alba ‘Red Spots’ Ken Haase Popular Vote – Novice & Intermediate Den. Australian Robbie McInnes Peter Berry

Would all Members who will bench orchids at any future meetings, please change their plant tags as Lucky Exhibitor: Blue, Number E68 George Tsambourakis necessary, so that we do not have to do this continuously. Changes are marked with *

Tabling Statistics: 119 Plants Benched by 23 Members

1. Dendrobium 2. Cattleyas – Over 100mm 3. Cattleyas – 60mm to 100mm 4. Cattleyas – Under 60mm 1st. Den. Merlin-Flake 1st. Rlc. Rockwood * 1st. C. Nora’s Melody x Rlc. Tsutung 1st. C. Dal’s Good One Laurie Baxter Ken Haase Beauty Graham Maggs Ken Haase

5. Cattleyas – Novelty or Cluster 6. Paphiopedilum 7. Vandaceous Alliance 8. Vandaceous Alliance 1st. C. Intermedio-flava * 1st Paph. Mod Maud ‘In Charge’ x Pulsar Flowers up to 40mm Flowers over 40mm Graham Maggs ’Mei Chen’ Margaret Tierney 1st Arnst. Jittima x Rhy. gigantean var. 1st. Ascda. Thai Classic alba ‘Red Spots’ Ken Haase Doug Mogg

9. Phalaenopsis 12. Miscellaneous Small Under 50mm 13. Australian Native Hybrid Dendrobiums 15. Australian Native Species 1st.Phal. Unknown 1st Spa. Sunshine 1st. Den. Jupp & Upton 1 * 1st Den. speciosum var. curvicaule Merv Stewart George Tsambourakis John Roberts ‘Bob’ Merv Stewart

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19. Intermediate Dendrobium Alliance 1st. Den. Australian Robbie McInnes Peter Berry

16. Species – Exotic Sympodial 17. Species – Exotic Monopodial 18. Intermediate Cattleya Alliance 1st. Ddc. tenellum 1st. Rhy. gigantea var. Red # 1 x Rhy. 1st. C. Dream Walk ‘My Love’ John Roberts gigantea var. Spots Ken Haase AM/AOS/QOS Jan McKenzie

20. Intermediate Any Other Genus 21. Novice Cattleya Alliance 22. Novice Dendrobium Alliance 23. Novice– Any Other Genus 1st. Paph. Lathamianum 1st. Rlc. Hawaiian Princess x Ctt. 1st. Den. Star Imp 1st. Cym. Pee Wee ‘Green’ Jan McKenzie Aussie Sunset Gary Kapernick Terry Tierney Terry Tierney

5 Part of a presentation on Orchid Growing Substrates which encompasses Orchiata Bark. The presentation was given by Xavier Garreau de Loubresse at the Australian Orchid Conference Perth 2012

Orchiata is the bark that LADOS sell.

Xavier’s former favourite mix was a mixture of 700L bark, 300L pumice and a very low level of coconut coir, about 1kg/cubic meter, lime 3kg and PG Mix 3 kg. It would provide good water retention and root growth, but still require frequent repotting due to the coir breaking down. Since moving to Vietnam, one successful complicated mix was Orchiata bark 9-12 mm 50 parts, 1cm pumice 10 parts, 1cm polystyrene beads 5 parts, shredded cut in 2cm pieces tree fern 2 parts, and karst limestone sand 0.5 parts. Later the karst would be replaced by coir at the same rate, which was blended with dolomitic limestone, to reach 3 kg/cubic meter of final potting mix. Nutricote 14-14- 14 180 days was added on top of all the species, at the rate of 2g/12 cm pot, and it required regular repotting, every year. Though some plants potted in this mix are still in the same mix after 6 years. For the bigger to big pot size, some Orchiata 12-15 mm would be added, and some bigger polystyrene added, though the bigger side pots do not have a bottom, but more a mesh as is usual in tropical Asia At the same time, trials showed that the growth was equally good in Orchiata 9-12 mm, sometimes with a bit of pumice (about 20%) added due to the fact that Hanoi can become extremely wet in summer, and extra drainage capacity must be provided. Switching to the bigger size of Orchiata avoided the use of pumice for the bigger pots and now all the plants, except some mentioned afterwards, are grown in straight Orchiata, the thin rooted species getting a blend of 6-9mm and 9-12 mm at a ratio of about 1:2, the bigger rooted ones getting straight 9-12mm. Some extra lime is added on top of the pot, English style, every few months, but it is possible to apply the lime diluted in water as a drench. Due to the acid fertilizers used and the heat and humidity, it keeps the Orchiata at the perfect level, and as explained before, the lime seems to be required for purposes other than the simple pH control. The plants are growing successfully, with a strong root system in that single component mix. Some other growers have begun to change to the use of straight Orchiata in tropical countries, China and Thailand, for their Paphiopedilum. The plants need to be repotted usually when they have outgrown their pot, which makes the management easy.

POTTING SUPPLIES ORCHIATA Bark is available FROM Ken Martin, Phone 3341 5474. 9 Dianna Street UNDERWOOD. Ken has taken delivery of a new lot of bark from Garden City Plastics, it seems to be a very good and hard bark. It is available in 4 sizes, Small 6-9mm, Medium 9-12mm, Large 12-18mm and Extra Large 18-25mm. The price to LADOS members is $25.00 per 40L bag,. The bag size is 20% smaller than before but we think it is a superior quality Coconut Chips are available in 2 sizes, small and large from Ken @ $11.00 per block. Ken has also taken delivery of Perlite which is now available from him.

The Cancer Raffle run in conjunction with the Annual Show went well and resulted in a donation of $1000 to the Cancer Council. Well done and thanks to all who supported the raffle both by buying and selling tickets. Results are as follows:-

1st Prize Wilf sold by member Theo Stewart 2nd Prize Still awaiting a reply to our several phone messages 3rd Prize Member Julie Copley-Bishop

The Logan and District Orchid Society Inc. Saturday Cultural Information Meeting

Invitation to all Logan & District Orchid Society Inc. members to attend the meeting of the The Logan and District Orchid Society Saturday Cultural Information Meeting, at 51 Lionheart Street Forestdale 4118 The meeting will be at 9.30 am on Saturday the 5th October 2013. The topic for the meeting will be potting plants Please bring along any problem plants or a plant in need of a repot and if time permits we can discuss these problems and repotting methods. As with previous meetings it would be appreciated if you would contribute $1.00 towards the cost of photocopying. If possible put a fold up chair in the car it may or may not be needed. Our phone number is: 3800 3213 Our address is: 51 Lionheart Street Forestdale 4118 Maree and Reg are looking forward to seeing you on the day.

LOGAN AND DISTRICT ORCHID SOCIETY CHRISTMAS BREAK-UP DINNER TUESDAY 19th NOVEMBER 2013 Christmas Dinner comprising: Nibblies Main Course A choice of three meats Hot Savory Filled potatoes, four different salads There will be a choice of three Desserts Tea and Coffee or Soft Drinks will also be available. This year we will be having the same Caterers as last year. As usual the break-up will be held on our last General Meeting night for the year 20th November at 6.45 pm The cost will be $10.00 per head for members and $20.00 per head for non-members bookings are to be made and paid for by the meeting on the 15th October 2013. Any questions contact Pam on 3345 6143. The 2013 Judges Competition prizes and special awards will be handed out at the dinner There will also be the usual rolling raffle. Come along and join us all in what will be a great night of friendship and fellowship.

7 Cold Damage

By Susan Jones

Part 3

In addition to the insulating wraps and plastic covering, extra mulch at the base of bedding plants (reed-stem Epidendrums, Arandas, Mokaras, etc.) will help protect them from freezing temperatures. When the weather warms up, the extra mulch should be removed. Treatment of Plants After Cold Stress The environment to which plants are subjected after cold stress affects the degree of injury and rate of symptom development. Importance of post-exposure environment varies with the severity of cold stress. Damage to plants exposed to extreme temperatures may be influenced by post- stress handling. Intense light, low humidity and high temperatures following chilling of some tropical plants result in increased water loss through transpiration. Extreme water stress can develop if the chill exposure has disrupted water absorption, temporarily or permanently. Cold injury to roots may not be evident until spring, when plants are stressed by higher temperatures. Failure to initiate a spring growth flush may be the only visual symptom of winter injury, and little can be done to minimize its effects by this time. Weakened or injured plants are more susceptible to disease attack, so growers should keep an eye out for symptoms and possibly use a preventive fungicide. Increased shade may also reduce heat or water stress during the recovery period. After the Fact If the worst happens and your orchids are damaged by the cold, do not assume that they are dead. Allow the medium to dry, and keep the plants in a humid environment out of direct sun and high temperatures. Do not water until new growth sprouts. Watering may be resumed at this time, first with plain water, followed by a light dose of a fertilizer with a full compliment of minor elements as new roots develop. The positive side of the occasional winter chill is that, in many cases, cool periods help induce or enhance bud initiation and flowering. References Ingram, Dewayne L., Thomas Yeager and Rita L. Hummel. 2001. Cold Protection for Nursery Crops. University of Florida Cooperative Extension Service. Web article, (http:// edis.ifas.ufl.edu/BODY_EP025). Miss Kirby’s “Kommon” Sense Tips for Cold Protection. Sara’s Gardens Web article http:// www.sarasgardens.com/cold.asp. 2000–2001. Quick Cold Protection. Better Lawns and Gardens Radio Show, Florida’s Radio Networks. Web article, (http://www.better lawns.com/betterlawns/December01/ blg_3.asp). Slump, Kenneth. 2001. Protecting orchids from cold. Orchids 70(8):753–757. Susan Jones was the editor of Awards Quarterly and assistant editor of Orchids. American Orchid Society, 16700 AOS Lane, Delray Beach, Florida 33446 All reuse must contain the following: Reprinted from the MARCH 2003 issue of Orchids -- The Bulletin of the American Orchid Society. Copyright American Orchid Society -- www.aos.org

8 ORDER FORM FOR SALES ITEMS Prices can vary as changes do occur that are not under our control Items listed below are available through Society Bulk Purchasing. Members may avail themselves of this service by either obtaining smaller quantities of various items from the Monthly Meeting Trade Table between 7 and 7.30pm. Larger orders can be given directly to Adrian Bergstrum or Dennis Martens by phoning them on 3805 8224 or 3200 4369. or Email Adrian at [email protected] and if possible not on the day of our meeting, this will give them suitable time to prepare your order. N.B. THIS SERVICE IS FOR L.A.D.O.S. MEMBERS ONLY. IT IS ILLEGAL FOR MEMBERS TO SELL TO ANYONE OUTSIDE THE SOCIETY AS TAXATION LAWS FORBID THIS. ITEM UNIT PRICE QTY PRICE 1. STAKES Thin stakes 18" = 450mm (50) $1.70 Stakes 2' = 600mm (35) Cut in half 1' = 300mm (35) $1.40 & $ 0.70 Twisties 1000 per packet 75mm,100mm, 125mm $8.80, $10.60 & $13.70 2. PORT POTS 300mm x 120mm $2.25 100mm x 75mm $0.30 200mm x 100mm $1.53 80mm x 65mm $0.20 150mm x 100mm $0.65 70mm x 50mm $0.11 125mm x 75mm $0.36 Hydroponic Baskets 80mm x 75mm $0.45. 140mm x 100mm $0.95. 200mm x 130mm $1.67 175mm 120mm $0.85 Vanda 165mm x 165mm Square $1.31 Vanda 100mm x 100mm Square $0.60 3. PATERSON & ZAPLIN POTS 70mm $0.09 Dendrobium 75mm x 90mm $0.14 80mm $0.11 100mm $0.15

120mm $0.16 140mm $0.20 150mm GCP $0.35 165mm Yatala $0.45 190mm x 150mm $0.50 4. TRAYS 120 x 160mm $6.00 200mm Tray $11.00 90 x 100mm $6.00 70 x 80mm $6.00 50mm $6.00 Small Trays $2.35 6. STICKY TRAPS $1.10

7. SUPERFISH FISH EMULSION Seasol (Commercial Grade) $11.00 L $4.50 per L 8. NATRASOAP $16.30 per L 9. HIGH NITROGEN FERTILISER $ 3.30 per Kg 10.Peters HIGH P.K. BLOSSOM BOOSTER FERTILISER $7.00 per 500g Peters Cal Mag Grower $5.15 per 500g Peters Peatlite High N $5.50 per 500g 11. VIRUS TEST KITS $11.00 12. EPSOM SALTS $1.50 per Kg 13. CALCIUM NITRATE 500g container $6.70 per 500gm 14. CONDYS CRYSTALS $2.00 per 100gm 15 ZYBAN FUNGICIDE 85gm Sachet $15.30 16. POT LABELS Small 50 $2.50 Large 50 $3.50 17. ENVY 1 Litre $15.40

18. PLANT CLIPS Large 10, $3.25 Medium 10, $1.90 Small 10, $1.30 19. HARPOON PINS $4.70 20. PENCILS 6B $0.70 SPAGNUM BISCUITS Thick 100 $7.00 Thin 100 $5.00 ORCHID MATE Coconut Chips, small, large from Ken Martin $11.00 21. BARK from Ken Martin $25 22. PERLITE Jumbo from Ken Martin $32.50 Super Coarse from Ken Martin $25.50 23.PEAT $30.00 25. TRISODIUM ORTHOPHOSPHATE $5.50 per 1Kg Sterilizing agent $5.00 per 500gm

26. CHARCOAL from Reg Illingworth Nil Stock $27.50 27. SIMEX CLIPS Large & Medium, Bag of 50 $1.45 & $1.25 Ordered By:...... TOTAL $ 9