Vanda Adisak Happiness

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Vanda Adisak Happiness is an orchid hybrid originated by A.Hongsilp in 2010. It is a cross of V. Siam Spots x V. Bitz's Heartthrob.

Genus

Vanda (V.)

Grex

Adisak Happiness

Parents

V. Siam Spots x V. Bitz's Heartthrob

Registrant

S.Worawongwasu

Originator

A.Hongsilp

Year

2010

Species Composition

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V. sanderiana (63%) + V. coerulea (20%) + V. dearei (9%) + V. miniata (3%)

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Ascocenda

Ascda

Adisak Happiness

2010

S.Worawongwasu

Most awarded/recent cultivars: V. Adisak Happiness 'N°26' (2017)

orchids.org/grexes/vanda-adisak-happiness

Large, dark yellow petals are almost totally covered with orange spots and blotches in large flower clusters near the tip of the upright canes. Vanda orchids are monopodal, meaning they produce just one growing pseudobulb, often referred to as a cane, per plant. In nature, aerial roots that are produced along the length of the cane intertwine with the surrounding vegetation to keep the plant upright when in flower. Grow this orchid in very bright light, high humidity and temperatures in exceptionally well- drained compost, and stake it to keep the plant upright.

Vanda Adisak Happiness 'No. 29' | Chicago Botanic Garden

https://youtu.be/4H_05dg6ZRQ