mounted vandas

[tabobong]

Originally Posted by natasha

wait till i get a bigger compound. now my 5' x 10' strip is already full i live in terrace house middle unit.

dont you love your orchids , what the heck are you still doing there get a bigger compound

[natasha]

Originally Posted by tabobong

dont you love your orchids , what the heck are you still doing there get a bigger compound

sure do love but its way more expensive than the house i bought. maybe next few year i would upgrade then i'll be in anyway, now i just daydreaming when i see other people's garden!

[tabobong]

[QUOTE=natasha;219271]sure do love but its way more expensive than the house i bought. maybe next few year i would upgrade then i'll be in anyway, now i just daydreaming when i see other people's garden![/QUOT

just kidding around i know you will have space for logs just try to re arrange them

[natasha]

[QUOTE=tabobong;219299]

Originally Posted by natasha

sure do love but its way more expensive than the house i bought. maybe next few year i would upgrade then i'll be in anyway, now i just daydreaming when i see other people's garden![/QUOT

just kidding around i know you will have space for logs just try to re arrange them

no problems... many vandas are now hung on the trellis and outside, but small ones or new are put at my porch first i love vanda too anyway, except my set up is quite ordinary anyway, half of the trellis is empty since i bring down my dens becoz its hot. so now must start the vanda hunt. VANDA HERE I COME!

[Psyched]

Just wondering what kind of Vanda is that. Is it terete leaved Vanda or Sanderiana?

[peeweelovesbooks]

Wow. They look beautiful!

[tabobong]

hi again to everyone , got some pics this morning , and her it is now.

[susiep]

Tabs, that is just beautiful! I love your growing space. And your vandas are gorgeous!

[kinknstein]

Beautiful pics Tab!!

[Don Perusse]

You are so lucky you live in an area where they can be grown outside year around. Some of us are in colder climates and have to take them in during the winter months. Not so easy they way you have them mounted. It is a beautiful set up and I envy you. Thanks for sharing your pictures.