Vanda spp. Plant Care Reminders

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  January 1. Buy Vanda orchids are found in various habitats and you can learn a lot about your flower by looking at its leaves. If the leaves are cylindrical and fleshy, your Vanda comes from a region where it had to survive dry seasons. Vanda orchids from regions where dry periods do not occur are instead equipped with flat ovoid leaves. Try to buy where you can get as much cultivation information as possible. Knowing where your plant comes from and gathering care instructions will help keep your new plants happy and blooming. 2. Plant Generally, it is recommended to use a 8-12\" slatted basket. Tie the stem to the hanger until the roots have attached to the box. Some very course fir bark, coconut husks, or charcoal can be used in the wooden box. It will help to hold some water and is particularly helpful when trying to establish roots. 3. Fertilize Soaking roots in fertilizer water monthly. They should be fertilized moderately ot heavily during warm weather and less during cooler seasons. 4. Water Regardless of which type of Vanda orchid you have you should never water it until the potting medium has dried out completely. They require a minimum of 60% humidity. Mist or water daily. If they dry too muc and begin to desiccate, soak roots in bucket of water for about 30 minutes.

  February 1. Buy Vanda orchids are found in various habitats and you can learn a lot about your flower by looking at its leaves. If the leaves are cylindrical and fleshy, your Vanda comes from a region where it had to survive dry seasons. Vanda orchids from regions where dry periods do not occur are instead equipped with flat ovoid leaves. Try to buy where you can get as much cultivation information as possible. Knowing where your plant comes from and gathering care instructions will help keep your new plants happy and blooming. 2. Plant Generally, it is recommended to use a 8-12\" slatted basket. Tie the stem to the hanger until the roots have attached to the box. Some very course fir bark, coconut husks, or charcoal can be used in the wooden box. It will help to hold some water and is particularly helpful when trying to establish roots. 3. Fertilize Soaking roots in fertilizer water monthly. They should be fertilized moderately ot heavily during warm weather and less during cooler seasons. 4. Water Regardless of which type of Vanda orchid you have you should never water it until the potting medium has dried out completely. They require a minimum of 60% humidity. Mist or water daily. If they dry too muc and begin to desiccate, soak roots in bucket of water for about 30 minutes.

  March 1. Buy Vanda orchids are found in various habitats and you can learn a lot about your flower by looking at its leaves. If the leaves are cylindrical and fleshy, your Vanda comes from a region where it had to survive dry seasons. Vanda orchids from regions where dry periods do not occur are instead equipped with flat ovoid leaves. Try to buy where you can get as much cultivation information as possible. Knowing where your plant comes from and gathering care instructions will help keep your new plants happy and blooming. 2. Plant Generally, it is recommended to use a 8-12\" slatted basket. Tie the stem to the hanger until the roots have attached to the box. Some very course fir bark, coconut husks, or charcoal can be used in the wooden box. It will help to hold some water and is particularly helpful when trying to establish roots. 3. Fertilize Soaking roots in fertilizer water monthly. They should be fertilized moderately ot heavily during warm weather and less during cooler seasons. 4. Water Regardless of which type of Vanda orchid you have you should never water it until the potting medium has dried out completely. They require a minimum of 60% humidity. Mist or water daily. If they dry too muc and begin to desiccate, soak roots in bucket of water for about 30 minutes.

  April 1. Buy Vanda orchids are found in various habitats and you can learn a lot about your flower by looking at its leaves. If the leaves are cylindrical and fleshy, your Vanda comes from a region where it had to survive dry seasons. Vanda orchids from regions where dry periods do not occur are instead equipped with flat ovoid leaves. Try to buy where you can get as much cultivation information as possible. Knowing where your plant comes from and gathering care instructions will help keep your new plants happy and blooming. 2. Plant Generally, it is recommended to use a 8-12\" slatted basket. Tie the stem to the hanger until the roots have attached to the box. Some very course fir bark, coconut husks, or charcoal can be used in the wooden box. It will help to hold some water and is particularly helpful when trying to establish roots. 3. Fertilize Soaking roots in fertilizer water monthly. They should be fertilized moderately ot heavily during warm weather and less during cooler seasons. 4. Water Regardless of which type of Vanda orchid you have you should never water it until the potting medium has dried out completely. They require a minimum of 60% humidity. Mist or water daily. If they dry too muc and begin to desiccate, soak roots in bucket of water for about 30 minutes.

  May 1. Buy Vanda orchids are found in various habitats and you can learn a lot about your flower by looking at its leaves. If the leaves are cylindrical and fleshy, your Vanda comes from a region where it had to survive dry seasons. Vanda orchids from regions where dry periods do not occur are instead equipped with flat ovoid leaves. Try to buy where you can get as much cultivation information as possible. Knowing where your plant comes from and gathering care instructions will help keep your new plants happy and blooming. 2. Plant Generally, it is recommended to use a 8-12\" slatted basket. Tie the stem to the hanger until the roots have attached to the box. Some very course fir bark, coconut husks, or charcoal can be used in the wooden box. It will help to hold some water and is particularly helpful when trying to establish roots. 3. Fertilize Soaking roots in fertilizer water monthly. They should be fertilized moderately ot heavily during warm weather and less during cooler seasons. 4. Water Regardless of which type of Vanda orchid you have you should never water it until the potting medium has dried out completely. They require a minimum of 60% humidity. Mist or water daily. If they dry too muc and begin to desiccate, soak roots in bucket of water for about 30 minutes.

  June 1. Buy Vanda orchids are found in various habitats and you can learn a lot about your flower by looking at its leaves. If the leaves are cylindrical and fleshy, your Vanda comes from a region where it had to survive dry seasons. Vanda orchids from regions where dry periods do not occur are instead equipped with flat ovoid leaves. Try to buy where you can get as much cultivation information as possible. Knowing where your plant comes from and gathering care instructions will help keep your new plants happy and blooming. 2. Plant Generally, it is recommended to use a 8-12\" slatted basket. Tie the stem to the hanger until the roots have attached to the box. Some very course fir bark, coconut husks, or charcoal can be used in the wooden box. It will help to hold some water and is particularly helpful when trying to establish roots. 3. Fertilize Soaking roots in fertilizer water monthly. They should be fertilized moderately ot heavily during warm weather and less during cooler seasons. 4. Water Regardless of which type of Vanda orchid you have you should never water it until the potting medium has dried out completely. They require a minimum of 60% humidity. Mist or water daily. If they dry too muc and begin to desiccate, soak roots in bucket of water for about 30 minutes.

  July 1. Buy Vanda orchids are found in various habitats and you can learn a lot about your flower by looking at its leaves. If the leaves are cylindrical and fleshy, your Vanda comes from a region where it had to survive dry seasons. Vanda orchids from regions where dry periods do not occur are instead equipped with flat ovoid leaves. Try to buy where you can get as much cultivation information as possible. Knowing where your plant comes from and gathering care instructions will help keep your new plants happy and blooming. 2. Plant Generally, it is recommended to use a 8-12\" slatted basket. Tie the stem to the hanger until the roots have attached to the box. Some very course fir bark, coconut husks, or charcoal can be used in the wooden box. It will help to hold some water and is particularly helpful when trying to establish roots. 3. Fertilize Soaking roots in fertilizer water monthly. They should be fertilized moderately ot heavily during warm weather and less during cooler seasons. 4. Water Regardless of which type of Vanda orchid you have you should never water it until the potting medium has dried out completely. They require a minimum of 60% humidity. Mist or water daily. If they dry too muc and begin to desiccate, soak roots in bucket of water for about 30 minutes.

  August 1. Buy Vanda orchids are found in various habitats and you can learn a lot about your flower by looking at its leaves. If the leaves are cylindrical and fleshy, your Vanda comes from a region where it had to survive dry seasons. Vanda orchids from regions where dry periods do not occur are instead equipped with flat ovoid leaves. Try to buy where you can get as much cultivation information as possible. Knowing where your plant comes from and gathering care instructions will help keep your new plants happy and blooming. 2. Plant Generally, it is recommended to use a 8-12\" slatted basket. Tie the stem to the hanger until the roots have attached to the box. Some very course fir bark, coconut husks, or charcoal can be used in the wooden box. It will help to hold some water and is particularly helpful when trying to establish roots. 3. Fertilize Soaking roots in fertilizer water monthly. They should be fertilized moderately ot heavily during warm weather and less during cooler seasons. 4. Water Regardless of which type of Vanda orchid you have you should never water it until the potting medium has dried out completely. They require a minimum of 60% humidity. Mist or water daily. If they dry too muc and begin to desiccate, soak roots in bucket of water for about 30 minutes.

  September 1. Buy Vanda orchids are found in various habitats and you can learn a lot about your flower by looking at its leaves. If the leaves are cylindrical and fleshy, your Vanda comes from a region where it had to survive dry seasons. Vanda orchids from regions where dry periods do not occur are instead equipped with flat ovoid leaves. Try to buy where you can get as much cultivation information as possible. Knowing where your plant comes from and gathering care instructions will help keep your new plants happy and blooming. 2. Plant Generally, it is recommended to use a 8-12\" slatted basket. Tie the stem to the hanger until the roots have attached to the box. Some very course fir bark, coconut husks, or charcoal can be used in the wooden box. It will help to hold some water and is particularly helpful when trying to establish roots. 3. Fertilize Soaking roots in fertilizer water monthly. They should be fertilized moderately ot heavily during warm weather and less during cooler seasons. 4. Water Regardless of which type of Vanda orchid you have you should never water it until the potting medium has dried out completely. They require a minimum of 60% humidity. Mist or water daily. If they dry too muc and begin to desiccate, soak roots in bucket of water for about 30 minutes.

  October 1. Buy Vanda orchids are found in various habitats and you can learn a lot about your flower by looking at its leaves. If the leaves are cylindrical and fleshy, your Vanda comes from a region where it had to survive dry seasons. Vanda orchids from regions where dry periods do not occur are instead equipped with flat ovoid leaves. Try to buy where you can get as much cultivation information as possible. Knowing where your plant comes from and gathering care instructions will help keep your new plants happy and blooming. 2. Plant Generally, it is recommended to use a 8-12\" slatted basket. Tie the stem to the hanger until the roots have attached to the box. Some very course fir bark, coconut husks, or charcoal can be used in the wooden box. It will help to hold some water and is particularly helpful when trying to establish roots. 3. Fertilize Soaking roots in fertilizer water monthly. They should be fertilized moderately ot heavily during warm weather and less during cooler seasons. 4. Water Regardless of which type of Vanda orchid you have you should never water it until the potting medium has dried out completely. They require a minimum of 60% humidity. Mist or water daily. If they dry too muc and begin to desiccate, soak roots in bucket of water for about 30 minutes.

  November 1. Buy Vanda orchids are found in various habitats and you can learn a lot about your flower by looking at its leaves. If the leaves are cylindrical and fleshy, your Vanda comes from a region where it had to survive dry seasons. Vanda orchids from regions where dry periods do not occur are instead equipped with flat ovoid leaves. Try to buy where you can get as much cultivation information as possible. Knowing where your plant comes from and gathering care instructions will help keep your new plants happy and blooming. 2. Plant Generally, it is recommended to use a 8-12\" slatted basket. Tie the stem to the hanger until the roots have attached to the box. Some very course fir bark, coconut husks, or charcoal can be used in the wooden box. It will help to hold some water and is particularly helpful when trying to establish roots. 3. Fertilize Soaking roots in fertilizer water monthly. They should be fertilized moderately ot heavily during warm weather and less during cooler seasons. 4. Water Regardless of which type of Vanda orchid you have you should never water it until the potting medium has dried out completely. They require a minimum of 60% humidity. Mist or water daily. If they dry too muc and begin to desiccate, soak roots in bucket of water for about 30 minutes.

  December 1. Buy Vanda orchids are found in various habitats and you can learn a lot about your flower by looking at its leaves. If the leaves are cylindrical and fleshy, your Vanda comes from a region where it had to survive dry seasons. Vanda orchids from regions where dry periods do not occur are instead equipped with flat ovoid leaves. Try to buy where you can get as much cultivation information as possible. Knowing where your plant comes from and gathering care instructions will help keep your new plants happy and blooming. 2. Plant Generally, it is recommended to use a 8-12\" slatted basket. Tie the stem to the hanger until the roots have attached to the box. Some very course fir bark, coconut husks, or charcoal can be used in the wooden box. It will help to hold some water and is particularly helpful when trying to establish roots. 3. Fertilize Soaking roots in fertilizer water monthly. They should be fertilized moderately ot heavily during warm weather and less during cooler seasons. 4. Water Regardless of which type of Vanda orchid you have you should never water it until the potting medium has dried out completely. They require a minimum of 60% humidity. Mist or water daily. If they dry too muc and begin to desiccate, soak roots in bucket of water for about 30 minutes.

• Buy When's the best time to buy this plant? When can you buy these from seed (if you can)? When is it usually available? What are things to look for when you're buying it? Or anything other tidbit of information you can share! January Vanda orchids are found in various habitats and you can learn a lot about your flower by looking at its leaves. If the leaves are cylindrical and fleshy, your Vanda comes from a region where it had to survive dry seasons. Vanda orchids from regions where dry periods do not occur are instead equipped with flat ovoid leaves. Try to buy where you can get as much cultivation information as possible. Knowing where your plant comes from and gathering care instructions will help keep your new plants happy and blooming. February Vanda orchids are found in various habitats and you can learn a lot about your flower by looking at its leaves. If the leaves are cylindrical and fleshy, your Vanda comes from a region where it had to survive dry seasons. Vanda orchids from regions where dry periods do not occur are instead equipped with flat ovoid leaves. Try to buy where you can get as much cultivation information as possible. Knowing where your plant comes from and gathering care instructions will help keep your new plants happy and blooming. March Vanda orchids are found in various habitats and you can learn a lot about your flower by looking at its leaves. If the leaves are cylindrical and fleshy, your Vanda comes from a region where it had to survive dry seasons. Vanda orchids from regions where dry periods do not occur are instead equipped with flat ovoid leaves. Try to buy where you can get as much cultivation information as possible. Knowing where your plant comes from and gathering care instructions will help keep your new plants happy and blooming. April Vanda orchids are found in various habitats and you can learn a lot about your flower by looking at its leaves. If the leaves are cylindrical and fleshy, your Vanda comes from a region where it had to survive dry seasons. Vanda orchids from regions where dry periods do not occur are instead equipped with flat ovoid leaves. Try to buy where you can get as much cultivation information as possible. Knowing where your plant comes from and gathering care instructions will help keep your new plants happy and blooming. May Vanda orchids are found in various habitats and you can learn a lot about your flower by looking at its leaves. If the leaves are cylindrical and fleshy, your Vanda comes from a region where it had to survive dry seasons. Vanda orchids from regions where dry periods do not occur are instead equipped with flat ovoid leaves. Try to buy where you can get as much cultivation information as possible. Knowing where your plant comes from and gathering care instructions will help keep your new plants happy and blooming. June Vanda orchids are found in various habitats and you can learn a lot about your flower by looking at its leaves. If the leaves are cylindrical and fleshy, your Vanda comes from a region where it had to survive dry seasons. Vanda orchids from regions where dry periods do not occur are instead equipped with flat ovoid leaves. Try to buy where you can get as much cultivation information as possible. Knowing where your plant comes from and gathering care instructions will help keep your new plants happy and blooming. July Vanda orchids are found in various habitats and you can learn a lot about your flower by looking at its leaves. If the leaves are cylindrical and fleshy, your Vanda comes from a region where it had to survive dry seasons. Vanda orchids from regions where dry periods do not occur are instead equipped with flat ovoid leaves. Try to buy where you can get as much cultivation information as possible. Knowing where your plant comes from and gathering care instructions will help keep your new plants happy and blooming. August Vanda orchids are found in various habitats and you can learn a lot about your flower by looking at its leaves. If the leaves are cylindrical and fleshy, your Vanda comes from a region where it had to survive dry seasons. Vanda orchids from regions where dry periods do not occur are instead equipped with flat ovoid leaves. Try to buy where you can get as much cultivation information as possible. Knowing where your plant comes from and gathering care instructions will help keep your new plants happy and blooming. September Vanda orchids are found in various habitats and you can learn a lot about your flower by looking at its leaves. If the leaves are cylindrical and fleshy, your Vanda comes from a region where it had to survive dry seasons. Vanda orchids from regions where dry periods do not occur are instead equipped with flat ovoid leaves. Try to buy where you can get as much cultivation information as possible. Knowing where your plant comes from and gathering care instructions will help keep your new plants happy and blooming. October Vanda orchids are found in various habitats and you can learn a lot about your flower by looking at its leaves. If the leaves are cylindrical and fleshy, your Vanda comes from a region where it had to survive dry seasons. Vanda orchids from regions where dry periods do not occur are instead equipped with flat ovoid leaves. Try to buy where you can get as much cultivation information as possible. Knowing where your plant comes from and gathering care instructions will help keep your new plants happy and blooming. November Vanda orchids are found in various habitats and you can learn a lot about your flower by looking at its leaves. If the leaves are cylindrical and fleshy, your Vanda comes from a region where it had to survive dry seasons. Vanda orchids from regions where dry periods do not occur are instead equipped with flat ovoid leaves. Try to buy where you can get as much cultivation information as possible. Knowing where your plant comes from and gathering care instructions will help keep your new plants happy and blooming. December Vanda orchids are found in various habitats and you can learn a lot about your flower by looking at its leaves. If the leaves are cylindrical and fleshy, your Vanda comes from a region where it had to survive dry seasons. Vanda orchids from regions where dry periods do not occur are instead equipped with flat ovoid leaves. Try to buy where you can get as much cultivation information as possible. Knowing where your plant comes from and gathering care instructions will help keep your new plants happy and blooming.

  Plant When's a good time to plant this plant or bulb? Any special planting instructions? January Generally, it is recommended to use a 8-12\" slatted basket. Tie the stem to the hanger until the roots have attached to the box. Some very course fir bark, coconut husks, or charcoal can be used in the wooden box. It will help to hold some water and is particularly helpful when trying to establish roots. February Generally, it is recommended to use a 8-12\" slatted basket. Tie the stem to the hanger until the roots have attached to the box. Some very course fir bark, coconut husks, or charcoal can be used in the wooden box. It will help to hold some water and is particularly helpful when trying to establish roots. March Generally, it is recommended to use a 8-12\" slatted basket. Tie the stem to the hanger until the roots have attached to the box. Some very course fir bark, coconut husks, or charcoal can be used in the wooden box. It will help to hold some water and is particularly helpful when trying to establish roots. April Generally, it is recommended to use a 8-12\" slatted basket. Tie the stem to the hanger until the roots have attached to the box. Some very course fir bark, coconut husks, or charcoal can be used in the wooden box. It will help to hold some water and is particularly helpful when trying to establish roots. May Generally, it is recommended to use a 8-12\" slatted basket. Tie the stem to the hanger until the roots have attached to the box. Some very course fir bark, coconut husks, or charcoal can be used in the wooden box. It will help to hold some water and is particularly helpful when trying to establish roots. June Generally, it is recommended to use a 8-12\" slatted basket. Tie the stem to the hanger until the roots have attached to the box. Some very course fir bark, coconut husks, or charcoal can be used in the wooden box. It will help to hold some water and is particularly helpful when trying to establish roots. July Generally, it is recommended to use a 8-12\" slatted basket. Tie the stem to the hanger until the roots have attached to the box. Some very course fir bark, coconut husks, or charcoal can be used in the wooden box. It will help to hold some water and is particularly helpful when trying to establish roots. August Generally, it is recommended to use a 8-12\" slatted basket. Tie the stem to the hanger until the roots have attached to the box. Some very course fir bark, coconut husks, or charcoal can be used in the wooden box. It will help to hold some water and is particularly helpful when trying to establish roots. September Generally, it is recommended to use a 8-12\" slatted basket. Tie the stem to the hanger until the roots have attached to the box. Some very course fir bark, coconut husks, or charcoal can be used in the wooden box. It will help to hold some water and is particularly helpful when trying to establish roots. October Generally, it is recommended to use a 8-12\" slatted basket. Tie the stem to the hanger until the roots have attached to the box. Some very course fir bark, coconut husks, or charcoal can be used in the wooden box. It will help to hold some water and is particularly helpful when trying to establish roots. November Generally, it is recommended to use a 8-12\" slatted basket. Tie the stem to the hanger until the roots have attached to the box. Some very course fir bark, coconut husks, or charcoal can be used in the wooden box. It will help to hold some water and is particularly helpful when trying to establish roots. December Generally, it is recommended to use a 8-12\" slatted basket. Tie the stem to the hanger until the roots have attached to the box. Some very course fir bark, coconut husks, or charcoal can be used in the wooden box. It will help to hold some water and is particularly helpful when trying to establish roots.

  Fertilize When should you fertilize this plant? Which kind of fertilizer do you recommend? Should you use different fertilizers at different times of year? January Soaking roots in fertilizer water monthly. They should be fertilized moderately ot heavily during warm weather and less during cooler seasons. February Soaking roots in fertilizer water monthly. They should be fertilized moderately ot heavily during warm weather and less during cooler seasons. March Soaking roots in fertilizer water monthly. They should be fertilized moderately ot heavily during warm weather and less during cooler seasons. April Soaking roots in fertilizer water monthly. They should be fertilized moderately ot heavily during warm weather and less during cooler seasons. May Soaking roots in fertilizer water monthly. They should be fertilized moderately ot heavily during warm weather and less during cooler seasons. June Soaking roots in fertilizer water monthly. They should be fertilized moderately ot heavily during warm weather and less during cooler seasons. July Soaking roots in fertilizer water monthly. They should be fertilized moderately ot heavily during warm weather and less during cooler seasons. August Soaking roots in fertilizer water monthly. They should be fertilized moderately ot heavily during warm weather and less during cooler seasons. September Soaking roots in fertilizer water monthly. They should be fertilized moderately ot heavily during warm weather and less during cooler seasons. October Soaking roots in fertilizer water monthly. They should be fertilized moderately ot heavily during warm weather and less during cooler seasons. November Soaking roots in fertilizer water monthly. They should be fertilized moderately ot heavily during warm weather and less during cooler seasons. December Soaking roots in fertilizer water monthly. They should be fertilized moderately ot heavily during warm weather and less during cooler seasons.

  Water Is there a time to reduce or increase watering? Any special requirements? Things to avoid during certain times of the year? January Regardless of which type of Vanda orchid you have you should never water it until the potting medium has dried out completely. They require a minimum of 60% humidity. Mist or water daily. If they dry too muc and begin to desiccate, soak roots in bucket of water for about 30 minutes. February Regardless of which type of Vanda orchid you have you should never water it until the potting medium has dried out completely. They require a minimum of 60% humidity. Mist or water daily. If they dry too muc and begin to desiccate, soak roots in bucket of water for about 30 minutes. March Regardless of which type of Vanda orchid you have you should never water it until the potting medium has dried out completely. They require a minimum of 60% humidity. Mist or water daily. If they dry too muc and begin to desiccate, soak roots in bucket of water for about 30 minutes. April Regardless of which type of Vanda orchid you have you should never water it until the potting medium has dried out completely. They require a minimum of 60% humidity. Mist or water daily. If they dry too muc and begin to desiccate, soak roots in bucket of water for about 30 minutes. May Regardless of which type of Vanda orchid you have you should never water it until the potting medium has dried out completely. They require a minimum of 60% humidity. Mist or water daily. If they dry too muc and begin to desiccate, soak roots in bucket of water for about 30 minutes. June Regardless of which type of Vanda orchid you have you should never water it until the potting medium has dried out completely. They require a minimum of 60% humidity. Mist or water daily. If they dry too muc and begin to desiccate, soak roots in bucket of water for about 30 minutes. July Regardless of which type of Vanda orchid you have you should never water it until the potting medium has dried out completely. They require a minimum of 60% humidity. Mist or water daily. If they dry too muc and begin to desiccate, soak roots in bucket of water for about 30 minutes. August Regardless of which type of Vanda orchid you have you should never water it until the potting medium has dried out completely. They require a minimum of 60% humidity. Mist or water daily. If they dry too muc and begin to desiccate, soak roots in bucket of water for about 30 minutes. September Regardless of which type of Vanda orchid you have you should never water it until the potting medium has dried out completely. They require a minimum of 60% humidity. Mist or water daily. If they dry too muc and begin to desiccate, soak roots in bucket of water for about 30 minutes. October Regardless of which type of Vanda orchid you have you should never water it until the potting medium has dried out completely. They require a minimum of 60% humidity. Mist or water daily. If they dry too muc and begin to desiccate, soak roots in bucket of water for about 30 minutes. November Regardless of which type of Vanda orchid you have you should never water it until the potting medium has dried out completely. They require a minimum of 60% humidity. Mist or water daily. If they dry too muc and begin to desiccate, soak roots in bucket of water for about 30 minutes. December Regardless of which type of Vanda orchid you have you should never water it until the potting medium has dried out completely. They require a minimum of 60% humidity. Mist or water daily. If they dry too muc and begin to desiccate, soak roots in bucket of water for about 30 minutes.