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Old 08-27-2006, 01:41 AM
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Well, Vandas can be individuals. Even one of the 2 major ancesters of V. Robert's Delight, Vanda coerulea has high altitude populations and low altitude populations, and the lower altitude populations are the easier ones to grow. I was doing a little research on you problem Vanda and came across the comment that the two populations of V. coerulea have been recently interbred to produce easier plants to grow. So you just never know by name and parentage what will be the requirements of a plant. Cynthia
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