
There's a Vanda Wirat, for example, and if you do a Google search for Vanda Wirat, you get a lot of hits for both Wirat Blue and Wirat Pink, neither of which are in the IOR. Could it be that the Wirat cross produced offspring which were blue (or at least "blue," the aspirational name given to certain shades of purple in the horticultural world) and other seedlings which were pink? Or is it more complicated than that? I don't know.

I suppose the important thing is that Vandas are pretty.
Wow, they ARE really pretty! This is the first orchid pic I've actually commented on, that's how much I like it!
ReplyDeleteI can see why it won awards. Truly lovely!
ReplyDeleteI think the world is trying to tell me to get an orchid. Orchids, orchids everywhere. This one is stunning.
ReplyDelete~Gardener on Sherlock Street:
ReplyDeleteDon't listen! It's a trap!
pretty!
ReplyDeletejust curious but is your house very big?
Where do you keep SO MANY plants?
Rose:
ReplyDeleteIt's not very big, no. Not everything that appears on the blog is my own plant; almost all the orchids I post about are from an orchid show last March, for example.
As for where I keep so many plants: wherever they'll fit, pretty much. A lot of them are small (3- or 4-inch pots), and there are a lot of shelves.