Wild coerulea blooming again

[zainal abidin]

Toward December the temperature more cooler initiate spikes for this species.

[catttan]

I like the 'wild' coerulea because it looks more elegant.

[zainal abidin]

I like the 'wild' coerulea because it looks more elegant.

I agree with you all but in term of color and tessellations I love the hybrids or selected clone like the photos I'm going to post soon.

[espranch]

I like the 'wild' coerulea because it looks more elegant.

I echo Yews' remark...as I believe the species to be more beautiful. Love the darker violet lip, also.....Good growing Zain...Betty :-)

[zainal abidin]

I echo Yews' remark...as I believe the species to be more beautiful. Love the darker violet lip, also.....Good growing Zain...Betty :-)

Thanks Betty I agree with you, I would be more happier if I can get wild flowers with strong tessellation on it.
Thanks Yew.

[Brutal_Dreamer]

That is really nice, Zain. The wild Vanda coerulea is really elegant. I agree with Yew Sung.

cheers,
BD

[lakshmanamoorthy]

great looking.

[lanhua]

Yew, me too. I like more the wild form and not the dark bklue selected plants from Thailand

[Dorsetman]

Yew, me too. I like more the wild form and not the dark bklue selected plants from Thailand

There's room for both in my collection . Chalk and cheese - variety is the spice of life. But it does annoy me when judges criticise primary hybrids from this species because the lateral petals are twisted out of the plane of the flower - as well-shown here. Such a natural feature - how can it downgrade the plant ?

[zainal abidin]

There's room for both in my collection . Chalk and cheese - variety is the spice of life. But it does annoy me when judges criticise primary hybrids from this species because the lateral petals are twisted out of the plane of the flower - as well-shown here. Such a natural feature - how can it downgrade the plant ?

Geoff so sorry to hear that, I dont have any experience , never send my orchid to orchids show.