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Vandopsis parishii sp. - BS Without flowers
Vandopsis parishii sp. - BS
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Type: Species
Fragrance: Yes
Flower Colour: Greenish yellow/ Brown
Flower Size: 3-5 cm
Conditions: Intermediate to warm
Plant Size: Matured | Please refer to plant picture for size reference.
Pot Size: 10 cm (square basket)
Potting Media: None
Vanda Care Guide
Vanda Care Guide
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Watering
Vandaceous plants require daily watering and in the summer probably twice a day. Spray the water on the roots until the grey roots turns green. You can also soak the roots once in a week with fertilizer water, if the plants appear dehydrated. Learn more about watering here
Fertilizing
Weekly once with Bio-20 or Basfoliar 19:19:19 for growth and rooting. Once a month with Basfoliar 13-40-13. Learn more about fertilizing here
Description
Vandopsis parishii is a species orchid native to Burma, Thailand, Vietnam and North east India, Parish's Vanda is a large, warm to hot growing, orchid growing on trees. Blooms in the Spring. These fragrant, early summer blooming flowers are yellow with brown spotting. Vanda parishii has many names, Phalaenopsis hygrochila, Hygrochilus parishii & Phalaenopsis marriottiana.
These orchids are all epiphytic.They do not like any potting medium. Vanda orchid must not be allowed to dry out entirely. Saturate the roots with water overtime you water, that means the roots should turn green and retain a drop of water at the tip. Watering of this Vandas must be done with care to prevent water from remaining in the crowns ( top leafs), a condition that can cause crown rot.
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Disclaimer
1. Colors, patterns & size of the flowers can vary due to the variations produced by hybrids or species.
2. There are chances that the buds/flowers could dry up in transit during Shipping after packing.
3. The local climatic conditions, season and the nutrition given can affect the brightness & colour intensity of flowers.
4. While we make every effort to match the actual colours of the flowers, the photographs may not be the exact representation, due to different monitor settings.