My Crazy Vandas

[Swamper]

show me the money!!!!! I mean pictures

[shams]

LATER! I have exams to worry about!

[Swamper]

NIki Niki Niki, where are your priorities??? LOL jk

[peeweelovesbooks]

Your babies look gorgeous! congrats!

[greenbean]

Need I say more?

Thankyou for this great thread! I love vandaceous orchids and hope to be adding some to my oh-so-tiny collection soon. Sounds like I might actually have enough light for them, and humidity in southwest Washington isn't really a problem except for the really finicky orchids that like 70% year-round. We get occasional drops to 35-40% in the middle of winter, but other than that, it never drops below 50% and is usually over 60%.

Hehe, I have problems with "easy" plants too. Most of my chids were BB victims that I saved. My Onc. Twinkle, supposedly a very easy chid, was extremely healthy when I got it. Consequently I killed all the roots! (I'm thinking underwatering)

Maybe I should stick to saving unhappy orchids. They're so much more appreciative of my care!

Your chids are all so beautiful! I love how they are just hanging everywhere.

[Grandma M]

I'm waiting on an update on Robert's Delight. No blasted buds this time, promise?

Marilyn

[shams]

Here's my new blooms! This is V. Robert's Delight- bensonii. I don't know what that means, it's just what's on the tag. I saw it at a show in March and couldn't leave it

And look! it's bloomed for me! Pictures of the plant in bud, and what it looks like now Enjoy!

[Leisurely]

Very nice Shams. Blooming vanda's in Canada cannot be easy but you seem to make it look easy. I believe the correct name for your plant is Vanda Robert's Delight x bensonii. Bensonii is a species. The flower very closely resembles that of bensonii.

[Grandma M]

It's a beauty Niki. You always amaze me with your vanda growing, and blooming.

Marilyn