Vanda orchids bloom two to three times a year, with each bloom cycle lasting up to six weeks. In contrast, the popular cattleya and cymbidium orchids only bloom once a year, but their ease of care make them popular choices for novice growers.
How do I get my Vanda orchid to bloom?
How to Bloom Vandas
- Give your vanda orchid all the bright indirect light possible throughout the entire year. ...
- Keep this orchid between 80 and 90 degrees Fahrenheit during the day, and between 60 and 70 F at night. ...
- Cultivate the vanda in a wooden slatted orchid basket with its roots completely uncovered by any medium.
What time of year do Vanda orchids bloom?
Blooming – Vandas can flower at any time of year. The heaviest flowering season is between spring and fall. Slightly cooler temperatures and bright light initiate flower spikes. Keep the mix moist when the plant initiates buds or starts flowering.
