looking for A. titanum pollen

From: Nancy Greig <ngreig at hmns.org> on 2016.05.19 at 20:56:38(23613) Hello fellow aroid lovers, You may recall that the Houston Museum of Natural Science had an Amorphophallus titanum bloom in 2010. This year a Houston resident who has a plant in his orchid greenhouse is “loaning” it to us while it is in the blooming phase. We have installed it in the Butterfly Center and expect it to generate a lot of excitement. The owner is keen to have us try to pollinate his plant when the time comes. So – we are looking for viable pollen. Perhaps some of you have frozen pollen that you would exchange for some of the seeds, if the pollination takes? We would be very grateful! Unfortunately the timing with the corpse plant at nearby Moody Gardens was just a little off; their plant has already collapsed. So we are seeking a stud from farther afield. Please let me know if any of you have pollen of Amorphophallus titanum that we could use to attempt to pollinate this plant! I think ours will open sometime mid next week. We will of course pay for shipping, etc. Please contact me via email (ngreig@hmns.org) rather than phone; it is much easier to get hold of me that way! Thank you so much! Cheers, Nancy Greig HTML +More Director, Cockrell Butterfly Center Houston Museum of Natural Science 5555 Hermann Park Drive Houston, TX 77030-1799 Tel 713-639-4742 www.hmns.org --_000_159A3E1B02F1F04F86CCAF766643B2D530844F82ExMBoxAinternal_-- --==============y98826416260590838==

From: "StroWi at t-online.de" <StroWi at t-online.de> on 2016.05.19 at 22:29:29(23614) Hi Nancy, I asked some weeks ago if someone would know what's up with winniorchids; unfortunately no reply; bur you might be luckier.... HTML +More http://www.winniorchids.com/about-us/ http://www.winniorchids.com/product/amorphophallus-titanum-pollen-for-sale/ Cheers, Bernhard. -----Original-Nachricht----- Betreff: [Aroid-l] looking for A. titanum pollen Datum: 2016-05-19T23:22:58+0200 Von: "Nancy Greig" An: "'Discussion of aroids'" Hello fellow aroid lovers, You may recall that the Houston Museum of Natural Science had an Amorphophallus titanum bloom in 2010. This year a Houston resident who has a plant in his orchid greenhouse is “loaning” it to us while it is in the blooming phase. We have installed it in the Butterfly Center and expect it to generate a lot of excitement. The owner is keen to have us try to pollinate his plant when the time comes. So – we are looking for viable pollen. Perhaps some of you have frozen pollen that you would exchange for some of the seeds, if the pollination takes? We would be very grateful! Unfortunately the timing with the corpse plant at nearby Moody Gardens was just a little off; their plant has already collapsed. So we are seeking a stud from farther afield. Please let me know if any of you have pollen of Amorphophallus titanum that we could use to attempt to pollinate this plant! I think ours will open sometime mid next week. We will of course pay for shipping, etc. Please contact me via email (ngreig@hmns.org) rather than phone; it is much easier to get hold of me that way! Thank you so much! Cheers, Nancy Greig Director, Cockrell Butterfly Center Houston Museum of Natural Science 5555 Hermann Park Drive Houston, TX 77030-1799 Tel 713-639-4742 www.hmns.org  Gesendet mit Telekom Mail - kostenlos und sicher für alle! ------=_Part_369448_61327226.1463696969960-- --==============y38732141087127417==

From: Walter Greenwood <waltergreenwood at gmail.com> on 2016.05.20 at 19:18:00(23615) I recently heard on the local NPR station that one was blooming at the Foster arboretum in Honolulu. You might try contacting them. 50 North Vineyard Boulevard Honolulu, HI 96817 Phone 808-522-7060 email hbg@honolulu.gov WG Big Island HTML +More --Apple-Mail-2B91A37E-04C2-42B2-8D3F-BE6FC6677A93-- --==============`25605195226297768==

From: Emily Colletti <Emily.Colletti at mobot.org> on 2016.07.07 at 13:45:15(23653) We here at Missouri Botanical Garden are expecting an Amorphophallus titanum to bloom in the weeks/ days to come. I am also asking for pollen please contact me at Emily.colletti@mobot .org if you have some of this precious commodity. Ever so grateful. Emily HTML +More Emily Colletti Horticulturist Research/Aroid collections Missouri Botanical Garden 4344 Shaw Blvd. St. Louis, MO 63110 314-577-9527 From: aroid-l-bounces@www.gizmoworks.com [mailto:aroid-l-bounces@www.gizmoworks.com] On Behalf Of Nancy Greig Sent: Thursday, May 19, 2016 3:57 PM To: 'Discussion of aroids' Subject: [Aroid-l] looking for A. titanum pollen Hello fellow aroid lovers, You may recall that the Houston Museum of Natural Science had an Amorphophallus titanum bloom in 2010. This year a Houston resident who has a plant in his orchid greenhouse is “loaning” it to us while it is in the blooming phase. We have installed it in the Butterfly Center and expect it to generate a lot of excitement. The owner is keen to have us try to pollinate his plant when the time comes. So – we are looking for viable pollen. Perhaps some of you have frozen pollen that you would exchange for some of the seeds, if the pollination takes? We would be very grateful! Unfortunately the timing with the corpse plant at nearby Moody Gardens was just a little off; their plant has already collapsed. So we are seeking a stud from farther afield. Please let me know if any of you have pollen of Amorphophallus titanum that we could use to attempt to pollinate this plant! I think ours will open sometime mid next week. We will of course pay for shipping, etc. Please contact me via email (ngreig@hmns.org) rather than phone; it is much easier to get hold of me that way! Thank you so much! Cheers, Nancy Greig Director, Cockrell Butterfly Center Houston Museum of Natural Science 5555 Hermann Park Drive Houston, TX 77030-1799 Tel 713-639-4742 www.hmns.org --_000_CO1PR15MB1032F2EC9B6FD7BB81FCFDBA8F3B0CO1PR15MB1032namp_-- --==============t50100504381514938==

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