This plant was grown in Lares, Puerto Rico. It is grown with plenty of humidity and it gets full sun for some hours a day. An stunning example of the species more commonly known as Vanda tricolor var. suavis
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2 comments:
To be exact, Vanda suavis was a valid species. Now the valid name is Vanda tricolor var. suavis. I think it may come back as a species but now, it is not anymore. Considered as a variety of Vanda tricolor. All the best, Philippe.
I know it is considered a variety of Vanda tricolor. But the Vanda tricolor of the nominate type that I have seen are so strikingly different from this plant that I don't see how this can be a variety of them.
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