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suss16
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I moved to Anchorage... : )

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I moved to Anchorage... : )


Tony,

If you've moved, better change your location from Norfolk!
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Daryl - you are close to CJ in NC. Maybe he could help you out with your lab work? Shipping can be costly. It would be great to drive to your lab and pickup flasks.


CJ doesnt live in NC ;)

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CJ doesnt live in NC ;)

Miracles do happen! :lol:

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Do I since a little bit of some rivalry/hostility there?

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Ben Belton
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Do I since a little bit of some rivalry/hostility there?

No, but he doesn't miss a chance to get one in on me, so I didn't pass up on this one. :D

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SC and NC same thing
4 hours drive. Might be faster now if highway speed is increased
I used to drive from HP's place to see Lenetts orchids in the late 90s

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I just drive from Charleston to Norfolk (455 miles) in 6.5 hours (that included a 20 min stop). I don't even remember driving through NC! : )

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OMG !
You chaps really love long distance driving there in the US ! :D

For me, anything more then a hour behind the wheel is a torture ! :doh:

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OMG !
You chaps really love long distance driving there in the US ! :D

For me, anything more then a hour behind the wheel is a torture ! :doh:

Mervin - I used to work with some one who's daily commute to work, one way, was a little over 2 hours. Lots of people I work with drive an hour or more one way to work. We love our cars over here and gas is cheap compared to the rest of the world.

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Yes, gas is indeed relatively much cheaper in the US but most important of all....CARS are considered "dirt cheap" too !

Check out how much it cost to own a car here is Singapore......... :doh:

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anyone know what an approximate cost is for this lab?

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Call_Me_Bob wrote:
anyone know what an approximate cost is for this lab?

-Green and dry seed motherflasking $14.
-Replates are $14 and have approximately 25 plants.
-Stems: $15 to initiate per stem and $10 per plant.

He also does cloning and 4n conversion for Phals and other genera but you'd have to email. He also does commercial work.
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Call_Me_Bob wrote:
anyone know what an approximate cost is for this lab?

-Green and dry seed motherflasking $14.
-Replates are $14 and have approximately 25 plants.
-Stems: $15 to initiate per stem and $10 per plant.

He also does cloning and 4n conversion for Phals and other genera but you'd have to email. He also does commercial work.


wow! thats not bad? ill have to email him

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JimL wrote:
Call_Me_Bob wrote:
anyone know what an approximate cost is for this lab?

-Green and dry seed motherflasking $14.
-Replates are $14 and have approximately 25 plants.
-Stems: $15 to initiate per stem and $10 per plant.

He also does cloning and 4n conversion for Phals and other genera but you'd have to email. He also does commercial work.


wow! thats not bad? ill have to email him

Save yourself some stress and try him out. I have my own lab but send everything to him now.
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