The Vanda Coerulea (“blue orchid”) is a popular outdoor orchid, not only because of its beautiful appearance but also its pleasant scent. This orchid is native to the forests of India, Thailand and Myanmar, but now it also grows in our country. Vanda Coerulea can be found quite easily in nurseries, but it needs special care to grow well.
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One of the most beautiful outdoor orchids is the Vanda Coerulea. The orchid is a plant that is usually given as a gift during special events, such as birthdays, baptisms, and weddings. Its unique appearance makes it a very popular and collector’s item. The Vanda Coerulea is blue, medium in size and has a very strong stem.
For optimal cultivation of this type of orchid, it should be placed in hanging wooden baskets and exposed to sunlight. The flowers are large and occur in erect axillary racemes up to 40 cm. The Vanda Coerulea flowers twice a year and generally likes high temperatures.
The Vanda thrives in ventilated areas because the wind maintains the shape of the leaves, which could otherwise be damaged by excessive heat.
Vanda coerulea: advice on growing
As already stated, Vanda Coerulea should be grown in hanging wooden baskets. This species knows how to adapt to different conditions, although the temperature it prefers is cool at night and warm during the day. At night it is best to keep it indoors, especially if the temperature drops by several degrees, while during the day it cannot stay below 25 °.
The Vanda Coerulea likes sunlight, but not direct light. The substrate to be used should be well drained and light. The soil should be made of bark. For repotting, we recommend the end of the vegetative period.
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How to take care of Vanda coerulea
Vanda Coerulea is a perennial orchid that is very resistant to diseases and pests. It should be watered a lot during the summer and fertilized abundantly in the spring. During the growing season, however, it needs very little watering. To propagate this type of orchid, you can use the side shoots of the plant. These should be placed in a container with a suitable substrate.
The beauty of the Vanda Coerulea is indisputable, and she is also able to maintain the right level of humidity in the air. The Vanda Coerulea blooms in summer and fall, and some species of orchids have very fragrant flowers in colors ranging from blue to green.
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The Vanda Coerulea is a very beautiful type of orchid with magnificent blue flowers. She should be grown in hanging wooden baskets and likes sunlight, but not direct sunlight. It is a perennial orchid that is resistant to disease and pests. Vanda Coerulea blooms in summer and fall and its flowers are large and fragrant.
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