Vanda orchids are generally known for growing in warm conditions. There are Vanda species, like V. coerulea and V. tessellata, that can be grown in cooler conditions. But I don't normally think that Vanda hybrids can tolerate cool conditions. Well, the orchid in the picture is Vanda Robert's Delight, which I have had for several years. I admit that it is not in the best growing condition, but it does bloom for me off and on as it has now. I believe that my extra care for these orchids this summer may be paying off. I have some plans for this winter so that these more tender orchids are better protected during our coldest days.
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