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 Rothschildiana gx 'Sri Lanka'

Vanda Rothschildiana gx 'Subha'

Vanda Rothschildiana gx 'Tilgates'

Vanda Rothschildianum gx 'Carl Busby'

Vanda Ruby Moon gx

Vanda Sagarik gx 'Tilgates'

Vanda Sansai Blue gx is a sizable, evergreen, tropical epiphytic orchid appreciated for its unique, vividly colored blooms. This monopodial orchid exhibits growth that originates from a central tip located on an elongated, stem-like rhizome, which is enveloped in green, alternate sheaths bearing leaves. The plant features strap-like leaves that extend outward from the main stem, typically in shades of green or dark green. As new foliage develops at the top, the older, lower leaves progressively fall away. A notable characteristic is its robust root system that descends from the base, with new roots emerging from the central stem as the plant continues to grow upward. From the leaf axils and stem, multiple inflorescences arise, each supporting eight or more large, waxy flowers with a rounded shape. The petals and sepals are white, intricately patterned with a mosaic of blue or purple lines, and each flower has a diameter exceeding 10 cm.

Vanda Sansai Blue gx

Vanda Sauvanee gx 'Mont Millais'

Vanda Spotted Sunshine gx

Vanda Su-Fun Beauty gx

Vanda Su-Fun Beauty gx 'Orange Belle'

Vanda Suk Samran Beauty gx

Vanda Sumon Gold gx

Vanda Sunanda Blueberry Smoothie ('Spcdw1718' PBR) is a medium-sized, evergreen epiphytic orchid known for its substantial, durable blooms. As a monopodial orchid, it exhibits growth from the central tip of a lengthy, stem-like rhizome, which is adorned with alternating leaf-bearing sheaths. The elongated, strap-like leaves, reaching lengths of up to 40 cm, extend outward from the main stem. With the emergence of fresh leaves at the apex, older leaves gradually fall away. A notable aspect of this orchid is its robust root system, which descends from the base. New roots sprout from the main stem, following an upward growth pattern. Flowering stems develop from the leaf axils and can support as many as 8 large, glossy, round flowers, each measuring over 10 cm in diameter. The petals and sepals are rounded and uniform, displaying a purple edge that transitions to a lighter center, complemented by dark purple-blue spots throughout.

Vanda Sunanda Blueberry Smoothie ('Spcdw1718'PBR)

Vanda Sunanda Campari Passion ('Spcdw1721' PBR) is a sizable, evergreen tropical orchid that thrives as an epiphyte. It is recognized for its substantial, vividly colored blooms that have a long lifespan, making it a popular choice among florists. This plant exemplifies the monopodial growth pattern, with new shoots developing from a central tip along a lengthy rhizome, while older leaves gradually fall away. The leaves are strap-like, reaching lengths of up to 60 cm, and extend outward from the main stem. One of its notable features is the extensive root system that dangles from the base of the plant, with new roots emerging from the central stem as it grows upward. Flower spikes arise from the leaf axils and the main stem, each bearing up to eight large, waxy, round flowers. The 'Campari Passion' hybrid showcases large, heavily speckled magenta pink flowers, each exceeding 10 cm in diameter. The petals and sepals maintain a consistent flat shape, color, and size throughout.

Vanda Sunanda Campari Passion ('Spcdw1721'PBR)

Vanda Sunanda Chocolate Red ('Spcdw1709' PBR) is a medium to large evergreen orchid that thrives as an epiphyte in tropical environments. This plant is prized for its substantial, vividly colored blooms that have a long vase life, making them a popular choice among florists. As a monopodial orchid, it produces new growth from a central tip on a lengthy rhizome, while older leaves gradually fall away. The leaves are strap-shaped, green to dark green, and can reach lengths of up to 60 cm, extending outward from the central stem. Notably, the plant features a robust root system that dangles from its base, with new roots developing from the leaf axils and main stem. The 'Chocolate Red' variety showcases large, dark pink flowers adorned with maroon spots and a tessellated pattern on the lower sepals. Each flower measures 10-12 cm in diameter, is flat in shape, and exhibits a yellow center.

Vanda Sunanda Chocolate Red ('Spcdw1709'PBR)

Vanda Sunanda Jeff Leatham ('Spcdw1705' PBR) is a medium-sized, evergreen, tropical epiphytic orchid appreciated for its sizable, long-lasting flowers that exhibit vibrant colors. This orchid follows a monopodial growth pattern, with new growth emerging from a central point atop a long, stem-like rhizome surrounded by alternating leaf sheaths. The leaves are strap-shaped and can reach lengths of up to 40 cm, extending outwards from the central stem. As new leaves develop at the top, the older ones gradually shed from the lower sections. Notably, the plant features a robust root system that dangles from its base, with new roots emerging from the main stem and growing upwards. Flowering stems arise from the leaf axils, supporting up to 8 large, waxy blooms, each measuring over 10 cm in diameter. The petals and sepals are uniform in size and shape, flat, and adorned with a pattern of spotted purple and dark purple hues, with the two lower sepals displaying a darker, more mosaic-like appearance.

Vanda Sunanda Jeff Leatham ('Spcdw1705'PBR)

Vanda Sunanda Leopard Tangerine ('Spcdw1809' PBR) is a hybrid featuring vibrant yellow-orange blooms adorned with prominent red spots and a deep red lip. The petals and sepals are consistently flat and uniform in both size and shape, with each flower reaching a diameter of 10-12 cm.

Vanda Sunanda Leopard Tangerine ('Spcdw1809'PBR)

Vanda Sunanda Lilac Starlight ('Spcdw1811' PBR) is a medium-sized, evergreen epiphytic orchid that thrives in tropical climates. This orchid is recognized for its large, durable blossoms that showcase vibrant hues. As a monopodial type, it produces new growth from the apex of its elongated stem-like rhizome. The plant features alternate, strap-shaped leaves in shades of green, reaching lengths of up to 40 cm, which radiate from the main stem. As new foliage emerges, the older leaves gradually fall away. A notable aspect of this species is its robust root system that dangles from the base of the plant, with new roots developing from the central stem in an upward growth pattern. Flowering occurs at the leaf axils, where stems can bear up to eight substantial, round flowers, each exceeding 10 cm in diameter. The petals and sepals exhibit a uniform shape and size, displaying a pale cream color adorned with a purple border and a dark purple spotted pattern throughout.

Vanda Sunanda Lilac Starlight ('Spcdw1811'PBR)

Vanda Suwapee gx 'Homestead'

Vanda Tan Chai Beng gx

Vanda Tan Chai Beng gx 'Tilgates Amethyst'

Vanda Tan Chay Yan gx 'Pride of Malaya'

Vanda Tan Chay Yan gx 'Seronoh'

Vanda Tan Chay Yan gx 'Subha'

Vanda Thonglor gx 'Truman Muggison'

Vanda Thonglor gx ambig. is a sizable, evergreen tropical epiphytic orchid, recognized for its large and distinctive blooms that endure over time. Exhibiting typical monopodial growth, fresh shoots develop from the central tip of a long, stem-like rhizome, which is adorned with green, alternating leaf sheaths. The strap-like leaves, reaching lengths of up to 50 cm, radiate from the main stem in a graceful angle. As new foliage forms at the top, older leaves lower on the stem gradually shed. A notable characteristic of this orchid is its robust root system, featuring pale aerial roots that dangle from the plant's base. New, thicker roots emerge from the central rhizome, adhering to an upward growth pattern. Inflorescences arise from the leaf axils and stem, showcasing six or more large, flat, round flowers. This hybrid is particularly known for its sizeable tessellated blooms, measuring over 10 cm in diameter, with the lower sepals presenting a darker hue compared to the upper part of the flower. Both petals and sepals exhibit a pale pink coloration, accented by dark red or maroon spots at the center and a tessellated design on the lateral sepals.

Vanda Thonglor gx ambig.

Vanda To Soon gx

Vanda URG gx 'Mont Millais'

Vanda Udomchai gx

Vanda Vanicha gx 'Mont Millais'

Vanda Varai gx 'Mont Millais'

Vanda Waimea gx 'Barbara Mary'

Vanda Wanpen gx

Vanda Wilas gx 'Tilgates'

Vanda Wirat gx 'Boss'

Vanda Yip Sum Wah gx

Vanda Yip Sum Wah gx 'Bonsai'

Vanda Yip Sum Wah gx 'Cerise'

Vanda Yip Sum Wah gx 'Country Acres'

Vanda Yip Sum Wah gx 'Fuchs' Ruby'

Vanda Yip Sum Wah gx 'Pine Close'

Vanda Yip Sum Wah gx 'Tilgates'

Vanda alpina is a small, cool to cold-growing epiphytic orchid with a monopodial growth habit. Its new growth originates at the tip of a long central rhizome, which is surrounded by leaf sheaths. As the plant matures, older leaves at the base naturally fall away, making room for new foliage at the top. The leaves are fleshy, arranged in two rows, and exhibit a bright green color, reaching lengths of up to 16 cm and widths of about 1.4 cm. New roots also emerge from the central stem, extending upwards in their growth. In early to mid-summer, short flower spikes develop from the leaf axils and the main stem, producing 2-3 small, fragrant blooms. Each flower is fleshy, yellow-green, and measures up to 2 cm in diameter. The lip is notable for its curved white shape, featuring a dark red center and dark red or purple stripes.

Vanda alpina

Vanda amesiana is a medium-sized, evergreen orchid that thrives in cool to warm conditions. It typically grows as an epiphyte or lithophyte among rocks in primary mountain forests. New growth emerges from a central tip on an elongated rhizome, which is densely wrapped in sheaths that support the leaves. The leaves are dark green, either rigid and straight or slightly curved, exhibiting a channelled texture. Notable for its thick, silvery-green roots, this species develops these structures at the base of the main stem. During the autumn or winter months, it produces racemose inflorescences that can reach lengths of up to 75 cm, each bearing as many as 50 fragrant flowers, which measure approximately 5 to 6 cm across. While the flowers can exhibit some variation in color, they are predominantly white with light pink or pale purple lips.

Vanda amesiana

Vanda amesiana 'Greystoke'

Vanda amoena is a medium-sized, evergreen tropical epiphytic orchid known for its distinctive, long-lasting blooms. This monopodial orchid produces fresh growth from a central tip on an elongated rhizome, while older leaves gradually fall away. The plant features strap-shaped leaves, which can reach lengths of up to 50 cm, and emerge in a fan-like arrangement around the stem, effectively concealing it. A notable aspect of Vanda amoena is its robust root system, which hangs down from the base. New roots develop from the central stem, reflecting its upward growth habit. Flower spikes arise from the axils of the leaves and the main stem, showcasing numerous waxy blooms in soft shades of blue or pink. This naturally occurring primary hybrid was first documented in 1897. The flower structure includes elongated petals and sepals with undulating edges, with petals exhibiting a distinctive 90° twist. Each flowering spike typically bears 8 to 12 flowers resembling butterflies.

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