Vanda lamellata var. remediosae x self

[Cjcorner]

I am sooo proud of myself...but I suppose this is an easy grower. lol I see the other that was posted this morning, a dif. variation...and I love being able to have another grower to compare it with. From England to Florida...the Lamellata's are in bloom. My happy New Years present from my plants... I think it has a nice form...for those of you that go have your plants judged; How do you think this one would fare??



The pink in the below picture is from the grow panel. The LED lights give everything a weird pink glow.





This last picture; again, the slight pink tint is from the lights...

[Dorsetman]

Flowering the same species in different parts of the world is always intrigueing when our weather patterns must be so different ; the most remarkable example I know is when - in another place - I posted pics of Cyrtorchis articulata , when my plant was in flower ( and I have never ever seen it elsewhere, or seen anyone else post pics) and lo and behold, a forum friend in Australia also had it in flower - now this is quite remarkable. We both had apparently mature flowering size plants, we had both had them for several years, never flowered , and we are in opposite hemispheres - the Aussie one "ought" to have flowered 6 months away from mine. After that, Florida to Dorset seems quite normal !

[Cjcorner]

It is odd. They must have an internal clock. The vendor I bought mine from has several in spike right now as well.

[catttan]

I really like this var of lamellata. Please post pictures of it in full bloom.

[Cjcorner]

I'm forever taking pics of them...i'll be sure to repost when the flowers buds are all open.

[Brutal_Dreamer]

It is looking great, Connie! Congratulations.



Cheers,
BD

[delphiguy]

This is one of my favorite vanda species, its very easy to grow and very fragrant aswell.
Unfortunately my lamellata var remediosae died in last year's summer, and I havent had
the chance to replace it yet... but for the meantime, I have a lamellata var boxalii in spike.