Spotted Yellow

[bambino]

The name tag is lost so I just called it spotted yellow. Hope you like it

[cb977]

That's beautiful!

[cneos]

Your plant is lovely! How many flowers; what's their size; how long is the inflorescence?
Spotted Yellow is either a Vanda hybrid (V. x V.) or an Ascocenda (V. x Asctm.) Somewhere in its family tree is V. denisoniana or V. dearii - these impart yellow color to their offspring.
Thanks for sharing!

[bambino]

Thanks for your comments

I have not counted the flowers, not measured the size or recorded the number of days of inflorescence. Maybe I need to do these things next time. What I only did enjoyed the beauty of the flowers

Two of my three Sensai Blues have spikes. I just noticed it this morning. Hopefully, it will have a beutiful display of flowers despite the hot weather.

[cneos]

My curiosity as to number and size of flowers, length of the inflorescence, etc. is to compare one of my plants that looks very much like your plant. My plant is called Ascocenda Guo Chia Long 'Golden Gold' - it is in spike now and I am hoping that flowers will get larger as the plant matures.
How do your vandae cope with the hot weather? Looks like you grow outdoors ... do you give any shading to the vandae?

[bambino]

My vandas are suffering from the hot weather. I think i need to water them more often. I placed a net to protect them from the heat but I guess I need to double it now to protect them. I'll gonna do it now

[cb977]

Vandas need lots and lots of water! Mine gets their roots totally drenched at least twice a day. I spray till the roots turn green. Once that happens, they won't absorb any more at that point in time. I wait an hour or so and do it all over again, starting from the same plant I did in the first run. In the heat of summer, they get an extra dose Water, water, water...and oh yeah...water! They'll reward you for it

[Tindomul]

Beautiful Vanda!!! You Vanda growers are soo lucky to be able to do it!
I've got Vanda envy!

[Elena]

What a beauty!