Vanda concolor
Also known as: The One Colored Vanda or Vanda roxburghii var. unicolor Vanda esquirolii Vanda cruenta Vanda guangxiensis in the subfamily: Epidendroideae
Native to: Guangxi - China Yunnan - China
General Information
The One Colored Vanda is a warm to hot growing orchid belonging to the sub family Epidendroideae native to China.
Plant Description
Each new growth has numerous leathery thick leaves
Flowers
Numerous fragrant blossoms appear during Spring
Fragrance
The orchid is fragrant.
Blooming Season
- Spring
- IsFragrant
Climate
hot-forest-orchids Grows at low to high elevations.
Watering
These orchids gather most of their water from their aerial roots, which should be sprayed regularly or kept in a humid environment; roots exposed to dry air that receive no water will die back. On that same note, roots that are inside a pot surrounded by media may also die back, with new roots growing from the stem away from the pot.
If outdoors, a misting system aimed at the roots that turns on regularly will help them grow, otherwise if indoors placing the roots inside a vase or pot with no media along with regular spraying should give them the moisture they need.
