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Seriously cool, good job, i see it is sending out 2 spikes, even better, i had exactly the same thing happen to me IT IS SO EXCITING, do you have any photo's from when you bought it? and do you know what kind of vanda it is?
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BEAUTIFUL, you must be so excited about it flowering again, you certainly must be doing something right
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Congrats on the rebloom Vandagirl - good growing! Brooke |
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Willeke, Are you growing it in a glass vase? Please say yes! I wonder if that's what I need to keep a vanda happy?? Outside on my windy balcony, they just seem to dry up faster than I can water them. |
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I can make you happy with that. I grow all my Vanda's, Asco's and Vasco's in Vases. It's really working well for me. So I hope it will work for you as well.
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To be ownest. Nothing at all. I just put them barerooted in the vase. I did enclose an other photo on wich you can see it.
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| Tokyo Blue Vanda I started my greenhouse & bought my first Tokyo Blue vanda in Feb. It bloomed for the first time about 2 weeks ago and I was just so amazed with its 11 large (5-6 in) dark purple blooms, being a newbie. I had to share the pix (my avatar) to others. My Robert's delight vanda has a small spike too. I'll share that in a few weeks too. However, no success in blooming even 1 from the 50 type of catts I now have, I mean completely blooming on my own. But I have a few with sheets now, just have to wait a few more months. |
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Congratulations, Willeke! I have not yet tried your "under glass" method with vandas. I decided to wait until after everyone comes back indoors to see what kind of room under the lights I have to experiment. I have not forgotten about it! I'd love to grow vandas. That's a gorgeous bloom. Can't wait to see what it looks like for you!
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So, do you keep a little bit of water in the vase, or do you water it in a sink then place it back in the vase? I need to check out Vanda culture to see if they will grow here...
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| I don't keep a little water in the vase. I mist them daily. Depending on the weather how often I mist them. Once a week I soak them with fertilizer. It's working well.
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I was going to ask the same question as BGGraham, so is that just algea in the bottom 1/3 of the vase ?? I thought it looked like water also at first. Thanks. ! Good growing
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That's just algea in the vase. I clean it regularly, but it keeps coming back. it's not harmfull ofcourse, but it is not a nice sight.
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