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Ebay is so fun, isn't it? I have bought a few really cheap orchids as well, but you have to add in the shipping as part of what you paid and decide if it really was that cheap... If it is a seedling cross then it can be any color its parents will give it. Since it is about 60% Vanda coerulea, 35% Vanda sanderiana and about 5% Vanda luzinoca , I think chances are very strong you will have blue flowers. The only awarded one had very dark purple flowers - Royal purple with midnight purple lip. Oh, the name is Vanda Bangkok Blue - both capitalized - both part of the name.
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It sure is fun Ebay. I think it has been cheep. I did pay 6.50 in euro for it. That's in American dollar about 9.00 dollar. That's including the shipping. That's not to bad. It sounds fascinating. So I just have to wait till it blooms to see the real color i guess. |
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Yes, 6.50 Euro including shipping is cheap! Good Deal! Sometimes half the fun is waiting to see what will bloom. I have a lot of seedlings too - mostly catts, but I do have a few Vanda seedlings that I bought - not as cheap as that....
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I had the luck that I was the only one that did place a bid I guess. And the plant looks very nice. So it sure was a good deal. I have some more Vanda seedlings, and I did pay much more for them. Althou I did get them from an auction.
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I have an EBay problem........I need to stop going in there. Except for the fact I am about to start selling plants on there.....ha ha ha. That looks like a great plant!!!
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Hi, I have an amazing vanda now in bloom, as I remember, its called "Tokyo Blue", it has 11 5-6 in of dark purple flowers. BTW, what is that award winning orchid contest all about? Thanks. Jessica |
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I love shopping for orchids on eBay...it's so much easier than going to lots and lots of orchid vendors websites. You can find a huge variety that way. I have a few favorite sellers who have had some very nice plants. But not all the vendors in the world are on ebay. So sometimes you just have to go elsewhere. I wish there was an easy way to do an internet search to query orchid vendors to find specific plants for sale.
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Jessica - the awards I was talking about are from the AOS (American Orchid Society) and people register and bring their plants to a show to be judged by accredited judges - and their awards are then published - along with the plant information on the AOS website. I have a program which has some of these awards, so I can go look at what the awards say (in some cases). Katherine - I answered your queery on another post.. but here is the link again in case you don't see that one... The Ultimate Nursery Search Engine! (made by a Geek here on the forum - wish I could remember who it was...)Google Custom Search - Orchid Nurseries
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