Vanda coerulea

[zainal abidin]

One of the beautiful species from Indochina.

[LuHa]

Incredibly beautiful.

[orchidlady]

This is an amazingly beautiful species. I always love seeing it in bloom.


Susan

[Sheryl]

The color is amazing! Beautiful Zain!

[zainal abidin]

Incredibly beautiful.

Thanks Lutz

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This is an amazingly beautiful species. I always love seeing it in bloom.


Susan

I like the most tessellated petals very striking thanks Susan.

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The color is amazing! Beautiful Zain!

Thanks Sheryl ....I like it so much.

[Yug]

Very nice, Zainal.

I've had one for about 10yrs or more, and it survives but never blooms. Too warm here. It would look really nice if I could get it to bloom again.
Here is a photo of the last blooming (which I found on a website that is apparently being used without my permission)

[Brutal_Dreamer]

Love the color and form of this Vanda, Zain!

Cheers,
BD

[zainal abidin]

Very nice, Zainal.

I've had one for about 10yrs or more, and it survives but never blooms. Too warm here. It would look really nice if I could get it to bloom again.
Here is a photo of the last blooming (which I found on a website that is apparently being used without my permission)

Wow so beautiful Yug love the tessellated I think one of the selected clone, now is the season of Vanda coerulea in my location, maybe you need to give extra of light, I wish it will blooms again for you.

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Love the color and form of this Vanda, Zain!

Cheers,
BD

Thanks Bruce I agree with you I just noticed today he through away again another spikes...amazing.

[Yug]

Wow so beautiful Yug love the tessellated I think one of the selected clone, now is the season of Vanda coerulea in my location, maybe you need to give extra of light, I wish it will blooms again for you.

I'll try the extra light, Zainal. An old orchid friend of mine said that if you have a vanda that doesn't seem to want to bloom, just move it about 3 to 5 ft in any direction, and this usually will stress it enough to stimulate blooming. He told me this after he gave me one that he couldn't get to bloom for so long he couldn't even remember what it looked like. I took his advice, and got it blooming within 3 months (medium size flat yellow with reddish tessellations - odd combination)

[JDT]

Stunning bloom!