Vanda

9 years ago

I have had a Vanda for 4-5 years. It has never bloomed. This past year, I gave it in more light, full sun for at least 4-5 hours most of the year. It is growing roots galore. I keep it watered but still no blooms. Any suggestions?

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tim45z10
9 years ago
Does it get any orchid fertilizer?
jane__ny
9 years ago
Put it in full sun. It will bloom.

Jane
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shavedmonkey (Harvey in South Fl.)Z10b
9 years ago
It might take more than a year to start blooming. Like Jane said, give it more sun. Can you give it sun from dawn to early afternoon would be perfect. You've made improvements with good roots. Also Like Tim said, give it fertilizer too. Vandas like a lot. Maybe this spring. Keep it happy. It will bloom. Keep it 50 or above this winter. Cold snap coming Wednesday in SE Florida....

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