Look what I found.

[Junebug]

It's been 4 long years waiting for a bloom spike from this one. This semi-terete Vanda was obtained as a cutting, is more than well established, and since Feb. has sent out numerous roots and few strange, non productive protuberances. Finally, finally, I found something to get excited about. I don't know how long this small spike will take to mature and bloom. I've included a photo so you can share in my Joy.

[Chubidubi]

That's fantastic!!! I'm so happy for you. Post some of your blooms when you get them.

[kiki-do]

Wow, 4 long years! I bet it will be spectacular!

[cb977]

Isn't it amazing how much patience we have when it comes to the chids?

keep us updated, we're looking forward to celebrating with you!

[Stasisgate]

That's so true sue....we really do have patience when it comes to orchids. I can feel your excitement June ... after soooo long! make sure an dpost pics of the blooms when they do appear.

[JennS]

Wow...four years. I don't think I could wait that long for anything except and orchid. Good for you! I can't wait to see pictures. Do you know what the name of it is?

[bellini girl]

Good job Junebug. I know you'll post pics on the day. So I'm rooting for you.

Lecent

[Jorch]

Congratulations! First spike under your own care is always exciting

[Junebug]

Originally Posted by JennS

Wow...four years. I don't think I could wait that long for anything except and orchid. Good for you! I can't wait to see pictures. Do you know what the name of it is?

I really don't know, but I'm guessing it has JVB influence. The mother plant was something special to behold. I can hardly wait till it blooms and you can be sure I'll post pics.

[pheli]

Congratulations! Flowers of semi-terete vandas usually have bright colors and round shape.
I used to keep some of them, but a super cold front several years ago killed them.