Mystery Vanda - help with identification

17 years ago

Hello,

I've had this little vanda for a couple years and have no idea what it is called (not that it really matters). At one time or another I have seen this cross but can't remember the name. Anyways it is a very prolific bloomer with tiny orange/red flowers. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks,

Kinsey

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Sheila
17 years ago
Beautiful bloomer. There was a very similar plant at our OS meeting last week. I'll have to check our webpage and see if it's mentioned/pictured.

Sheila :)
Charm
17 years ago
It looks to me like it's from the Renanthera family. Beautiful!~Charm
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ifraser25
17 years ago
I don't think this is a Vanda either. I agree the flowers are very Renanthera like. The plant is nothing like my Renanthera, however. I wonder if its a cross-generic hybrid.
jerry_meola
17 years ago
It is way too small to be a renathera which grow to 4-6 feet easy.

This looks like a plant you have had for a lon time so I would say Asctm. miniatum or a hybrid of it. Asctm. miniatum as teh name implies is a miniature.

Your plant size looks excellent for the species.

Mystery Vanda - help with identification

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