Of course the name has been changed it is now Vandaenopsis Yih-Cheng Amanda.

In the absence of finding some detailed cultivation notes, I would suggest grow it warm and apply shading guided by the leaves and plant form. i.e. does it most resemble a Vanda or a Phalaenopsis.

Thanks Arthur. Very little info on Google so good suggestion. Growing warm is about the only way here in Florida (without water walls etc) and probably the only thing these two genera have in common. As fot the leaves they are more vanda than phal in shape and texture.

Don't you love these name changes! A friend told me once "keep your old name tags cause the names will probably change back sometime" lol.

Lol. The names will never go back. Long term an improvement, short term lots of confusion.

Less species because of consolidation of species. example Sophronitis moved to Cattleya.

A myriad of species variety names removed unless (I think) that the variety was found growing in the wild and was described by a Botanist.