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Vanda scandens

This is a discussion on Vanda scandens within the Cattleyas, Vandas, Dendrobiums IN BLOOM forums, part of the Orchid Photography category; Endemic to the Philippines. Just from the flower morphology, I suspect it is most closely ...

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  1. March 9th, 2006, 08:46 PM #1
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    Default Vanda scandens

    Endemic to the Philippines. Just from the flower morphology, I suspect it is most closely related to Vanda lamellata. Light fragrance of lemon-gardenia, very pleasant.
    Flowers very shiny and unruly, lol...Scandens, meaning "climbing".

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    Quite charming, it has a rather energetic look about it.
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    Definitely one of my favorite Vanda species! Thanks for posting, Nelson!

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    Default Thank you, ladies.

    Last year all the but one bloom on the spike were blasted, so I transferred it about 10 feet away from the fan, instead of about only 3 feet away. I was rewarded with two spikes and these blooms.
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    Cute & fragrant.
    Definately a winner.
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    Nice flowers !
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