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CMOS Newsletter January 9, 2005
... program will be to repot some old, over-grown vandas (which will then be available for purchase) and to discuss how members have successfully grown vandas in our climite and growing conditions. Vanda Thong ...
cmos.missouri.org

Vanda Culture
... society meeting we always see several Vandas. This article will deal with the culture of commonly grown Vandas and Vanda alliance orchids often ... Houston area underwater their Vandas. They are difficult to over-water. Most or all need to be grown in open baskets or on ... in a few to determine how well they grow Vandas. Light Most Vandas, except Vanda coerulea, grow in hot, bright tropical climates. ...
www.houstonorchidsociety.org

MOS
... is half-way to completion.  (Rob and Michelle’s daughter has grown lots, too---what a cutie!)  We gathered lots of plants that ... made it a rough summer. But their plants are always well grown. We fanned out to read labels and select orchids. Then sat ... were there for orchids! Three green houses to explore, tags to read, Vandas and their allies to consider. We all gravitated toward large lovely plants ...
community.michiana.org

"Newsletter July 2005"
... - Vandas & Ascocendas Vandas are fascinating orchids that may be grown with relative ease. Vandas require plenty of light. Direct morning and late afternoon sun can be tolerated provided good air movement is present. Vandas are ... F. Vandas grow well in baskets and if the plants are grown without potting media, they need to be misted often during the day and watered several times a week. If grown in ...
kenwoodward.home.comcast.net

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... ! These are plants that were purchased at the Port Macquarie Conference and deflasked by and grown on by Tony. These are miniature Oncidium-like orchids that flowered in flask, and several ... Rovral fungicide has been successful in preventing further infection. In the meantime, many of the Vandas, Phalaenopsis and equitant Oncidiums are flowering. Thanks to those members who sent leaf samples to ...
members.iinet.net.au

Vanda orchids - The North of England Orchid Society
... is that of Ascocenda Miami Mandarin Most vandaceous plants do best when grown in slatted baskets with their roots bare to the elements, here in the UK they require perhaps a little more attention the those grown in warmer climes. Light. Vanda's need lots of light, but ... temperature drops too low. Tip, if you only have one or two Vandas,and live in cooler climes, water them by letting the roots soak ...
orchid.org.uk

VANDA CULTURE
... . Originating from tropical Asia, they are easily grown in warm climates, where plants are grown outside in light shade, such as in ... in blooming some vandaceous plants. There are three types of vandas: strap-leaf, semi-terete, and terete. The first type has ... Vandas generally like lots of water when growing, but must dry quickly. Because of this, and their extensive root system, they are mostly grown ...
retirees.uwaterloo.ca

AtlOS Newsletters
... sylhetense Lindley Vandas and their Relatives: Floral Stars April 04 Collector's Item: Elleanthus amethystinus Reichb.f. Notes on Semi-Hydroponic Orchid Culture Semi-Hydroponic Orchid Culture Cymbidiums Can be Grown in ...
www.atlantaorchidsociety.org

Bribie Island Orchid Society - Orchid Information and Photographs
... grown. Extensive hybridising has been done within the genus & with other genera to produce orchids of exceptional beauty. There are 3 distinct groups of Vandas ... & semi-terete Vandas & the leaves are somewhat in between. These orchids require bright light, & upon hardening can be grown in full sun, ... in the orchid house when your back is turned. Vandas can also be grown on stakes or up a trellis in the ...
www.bribieislandorchidsociety.com

Growing Vandas, Jags, Bombay, 23 Sep 98
... . The major variants in the group are Terete Vandas from the Vanda Arachnis tribe, Arandas, Renanthera group such ... Beach Charcoal is great for Vandas because it does not break down and Vandas do not like to have their ... Vandas. graphicgreg (Georges not Welcome) Recently I have seen some semi-terete Vandas that are as desirable, or more desirable, than Mokara, Aranda, etc. They may also be grown ...
www.geocities.com/~marylois

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