This medium to large-sized, evergreen, tropical epiphytic orchid is prized for its sizable, vividly colored, and long-lasting blooms, making it a favorite among florists. As a representative of monopodial orchids, new growth develops from a central tip on a lengthy rhizome, while older leaves at the bottom gradually fall away. The plant features strap-like leaves that can reach lengths of up to 60 cm and extend outward from the main stem, showcasing shades of green or dark green. Notably, it possesses a robust root system that hangs down from the base. New roots sprout from the central stem, following an upward growth pattern. Flower clusters emerge from the leaf axils and the main stem, each bearing up to eight large, waxy, rounded flowers.

Vanda Meda Arnold gx

Vanda Medasand gx

Vanda Memoria Fumiko Omoto gx 'Mont Millais'

Vanda Memoria T. Iwasaki gx is a large, evergreen tropical epiphytic orchid known for its monopodial growth habit. New growth develops from a central tip on a lengthy, stem-like rhizome, which is sheathed in alternating leaf-bearing structures. The strap-like leaves can reach lengths of up to 60 cm, radiating from the main stem in shades of green or dark green. As new leaves emerge from the top, the older leaves towards the bottom of the plant gradually shed. A notable aspect of this orchid is its robust root system at the base, where new roots ascend from the central stem. Flowering occurs from leaf axils, producing several long-lasting, waxy blooms that take on an open shape. Each flower measures around 7 cm across, displaying a palette of white or pale yellow adorned with darker spots, which are more concentrated along the edges. The lip of the flower features distinct lobes, with the side lobes exhibiting a pinkish-red hue and the central lobe a deep yellow.

Vanda Memoria T. Iwasaki gx

Vanda Mildred Furumizo gx 'Hisae'

Vanda Miss Joaquim gx is a sizable, evergreen terrestrial orchid hybrid that thrives in warm, humid conditions. Characteristic of monopodial orchids, it produces new growth from the apex of a slender, stem-like rhizome, which is enveloped in green sheaths. The leaves are narrow and cylindrical, reaching about 8 cm in length, with a vibrant green hue. As fresh leaves develop at the top, the older leaves at the base gradually fall away. This plant features long, adventurous roots that sprout directly from the main stem, seeking support as they grow upwards. The flowering period occurs in spring or summer, producing tall, upright inflorescences that can carry between five to ten sizable, enduring blooms. Each flower measures roughly 5 cm across and 6 cm in height, displaying light pink top sepals and petals, complemented by white lower sepals. The lip is broad and prominent, showcasing bright pink or purple coloration with yellow-orange centers. Designated as Singapore’s national flower in 1981, Miss Joaquim is one of the earliest registered hybrids from the region. For optimal flowering, it needs extended daylight hours throughout the year and a warm, humid environment. It is advisable to cultivate this plant with a moss pole or similar structure for support, allowing it to reach approximately 50 cm in height before it starts to produce flowers.

Vanda Miss Joaquim gx

Vanda Miss Joaquim gx 'John Lacock' is a large, evergreen hybrid orchid that thrives in tropical conditions. Characteristic of monopodial orchids, it produces new growth from the tip of a long and slender stem-like rhizome. The leaves, which are terete in shape, emerge from green alternate sheaths that envelop the rhizome. As new leaves develop at the apex, the older leaves at the base tend to drop away. This plant features long, adventurous roots that extend from the stem, adeptly attaching to nearby surfaces as they grow upward. In the spring or early summer, it produces erect racemes measuring 15 to 30 cm in length, each adorned with around six sizable, fragrant flowers that can last for an extended period. The individual flowers, measuring 5 to 6 cm across, showcase a prominent, broad lip. The 'John Lacock' cultivar presents nearly pure white petals with a subtle yellowish hue at the base of the lip.

Vanda Miss Joaquim gx 'John Lacock'

Vanda Motes Arabesque gx 'London'

Vanda Motes Mojave gx 'Mary Motes'

Vanda Motes Purple Rain gx 'Karina' is a medium-sized, evergreen tropical orchid that thrives as an epiphyte. This monopodial hybrid features a distinctive growth habit where new shoots develop from a central tip on a long, rhizome-like stem, which is covered with alternating green sheaths. The leaves, strap-shaped and ranging in color from green to dark green, can reach lengths of up to 40 cm and radiate outward from the main stem. As new foliage forms at the apex, older leaves gradually fall away from the base. Roots grow from the stem, extending upward in alignment with the plant's growth pattern. Inflorescences emerge from the leaf sheath axils and the stem, each supporting up to eight well-separated flowers. Each flower measures approximately 5 cm across, displaying flat, waxy petals and sepals with a tessellated texture. This modern hybrid, developed in Florida and registered in 2016, is known for its exceptionally dark purple, nearly black flowers, complemented by a similarly hued column and lip. 'Karina' has garnered multiple awards from the American Orchid Society and the Royal Horticultural Society for its outstanding qualities.

Vanda Motes Purple Rain gx 'Karina'

Vanda Muang Thong gx 'White Diamond'

Vanda Nalu gx 'Selsfield'

This hybrid showcases numerous bright orange blooms, each measuring around 6 cm in width.

Vanda Natcha Princess Orange ('Spcdw1701'PBR)

Vanda Nellie Morley gx 'Jookhiam'

Vanda Nellie Morley gx 'Selsfield'

Vanda Nitaya Candy Pink

Vanda Nitaya Crimson Lane ('Spcdw1806' PBR) is a medium to large evergreen tropical epiphytic orchid, renowned for its sizeable, vividly colored flowers that have an extended bloom duration. As a monopodial orchid, its growth originates from the apex of a central, stem-like rhizome. This rhizome is adorned with alternating, short sheaths that bear leaves. The leaves, which are strap-like and can reach lengths of up to 40 cm, emerge from the stem at an angle. As new growth appears at the top, older leaves gradually shed from the lower sections. A notable aspect of this orchid is its robust root system, which dangles from the plant's base. New roots develop from the central stem, adhering to a vertical growth pattern. Flowering stems arise from the leaf axils and can showcase up to 8 large, waxy flowers that are round in shape. The blooms of this cultivar feature intricate patterns of dark red mosaics and spots, with petals and sepals that are consistent in color, shape, and size.

Vanda Nitaya Crimson Lane ('Spcdw1806'PBR)

Vanda Nitaya Indian Red ('Spcdw1703'PBR) is a medium to large evergreen epiphytic orchid, recognized for its sizable, vividly colored blooms, which are frequently utilized in floral arrangements. This monopodial orchid exhibits growth from a central tip on a lengthy rhizome. The plant features strap-like leaves that can reach lengths of up to 40 cm, emerging from the central stem at an angle. As new leaves develop from the apex, older leaves gradually shed from the base. A notable aspect of this species is its extensive root system that hangs from the plant's base, with new roots arising from the central stem in an upward growth pattern. Flower spikes arise from the leaf axils and rhizome, showcasing up to 10 large, flat, waxy flowers. As a hybrid, Nitaya Indian Red produces long-lasting, vibrant flowers that exceed 10 cm in diameter. Each petal and sepal is thickly textured, adorned with dark pink and fuchsia spots and a mosaic pattern on the lower sepals.

Vanda Nitaya Indian Red ('Spcdw1703'PBR)

Vanda Nitaya Velvet Blackberry ('Spcdw1801' PBR) is a medium to large evergreen tropical epiphytic orchid recognized for its impressive, long-lasting blooms, which are frequently utilized by florists. As a monopodial orchid, it develops new growth from the apex of a central rhizome, while older, lower leaves gradually shed, resembling the growth pattern seen in Phalaenopsis. The plant features strap-like leaves that can reach lengths of up to 40 cm, radiating from the main stem in shades of green or dark green. Notably, it possesses a robust root system that dangles from its base, with new roots emerging from the main stem in an upward-growing manner. Flower spikes arise from the leaf axils and the main stem, showcasing up to 10 large, waxy flowers that are round in shape. This hybrid produces flowers that can measure up to 10 cm in diameter, with all petals and sepals maintaining a consistent shape, size, and an intense dark maroon to purple hue.

Vanda Nitaya Velvet Blackberry ('Spcdw1801'PBR)

Vanda Ohuohu gx 'Roke'

Vanda Ooi Boon Huat gx 'Chelsea'

Vanda Ooi Boon Huat gx 'Mount Madonna'

Vanda Ooi Chuan Aik gx 'Selsfield'

Vanda Pak Chong gx

Vanda Paki gx 'Esther Motes' is a compact, evergreen orchid that thrives as an epiphyte in tropical settings. Characteristic of monopodial orchids, its growth originates from a central tip on a stem-like rhizome, which is encased in alternating leaf sheaths. The leaves, shaped like straps, are green to dark green and extend outward from the stem. As new foliage develops at the top, older leaves gradually shed from the bottom. Roots emerge directly from the central rhizome, following an upward growth pattern. Flower spikes arise from the leaf axils, typically producing five or more blooms, each about 5 cm in size. The flowers start as pale green, transitioning to white, adorned with vivid red markings and a distinct red lip. This primary hybrid is compact and an abundant bloomer, often flowering up to four times a year.

Vanda Paki gx 'Esther Motes'

Vanda Paki gx 'Esther-Motes'

Vanda Pat Delight gx is a medium to large evergreen epiphytic orchid known for its sizable, vividly colored flowers that have excellent longevity. This monopodial orchid features new growth emerging from the central apex of a long, stem-like rhizome that is surrounded by alternating leaf-bearing sheaths. The leaves are strap-shaped and can range from green to dark green, extending outward from the main stem. As the plant matures, older leaves at the bottom naturally shed to make way for new growth at the top. A distinctive aspect of this orchid is its robust root system, which cascades down from the base. New roots develop from the central stem, following an upward growth pattern. The inflorescences arise from the leaf axils and the stem, supporting up to eight large, waxy, rounded flowers. This hybrid is particularly noted for its vibrant pink blooms, which are accented by a darker spotted pattern on the petals and upper sepal, while the lower sepals display a darker mosaic-like tessellation.

Vanda Pat Delight gx

Vanda Pat Delight gx 'Feierabend'

Vanda Pat Delight gx 'Pink Tango'

Vanda Pat Delight gx 'Uva'

Vanda Phushara gx 'Tilgates'

Vanda Piswong gx

Vanda Prima Belle gx 'Bulawayo'

Vanda Prince Charles gx

Vanda Princess Mikasa gx is a medium-sized, evergreen tropical orchid renowned for its vibrant, enduring blooms. This monopodial orchid exhibits new growth from the central tip along a lengthy rhizome, which is entirely enveloped in green, leaf-bearing sheaths. Its strap-like leaves can reach lengths of up to 30 cm and extend outward from the main stem. As fresh leaves develop at the apex, older leaves naturally shed from the lower part of the plant. A distinctive aspect of this species is its robust root system, which cascades downward from the base. New roots arise from the central stem, adhering to its upward growth pattern. Flower spikes emerge from the leaf axils and stem, producing clusters of 6 to 8 flat, rounded, long-lasting flowers. The Princess Mikasa variety comes in shades of pink, white, and blue and can bloom for up to six weeks under optimal conditions, potentially flowering three times a year.

Vanda Princess Mikasa gx

Vanda Rasri gx 'Homestead'

Vanda Robert Moraru gx 'Pomegranate'

Vanda Robert's Delight gx is a medium to large evergreen tropical epiphytic orchid, prized for its sizable, vividly colored flowers that remain intact for an extended period. This orchid exemplifies the monopodial growth form, with new shoots developing from a central tip on a long, stem-like rhizome, which is adorned with alternating leaves. The strap-like leaves, which can reach lengths of up to 50 cm, radiate from the main stem in green or dark green hues. As the plant matures and new leaves emerge from the top, the older, lower leaves naturally fall away. A notable aspect of this orchid is its robust root system, which dangles from the base of the plant, with new roots growing upward from the central stem. Flower spikes arise from the leaf axils and typically produce around six large, waxy, rounded blooms. As a hybrid, Robert's Delight features flowers that are flat and can measure 10 cm or more across. The petals and sepals exhibit a round shape, displaying a spotted and tessellated pattern that is more pronounced on the two lower sepals, resulting in a darker look. The coloration of this hybrid can vary based on the specific cultivar.

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