ORCHIDS ASIA provides a range of orchids like Dendrobiums, Arandas, Arantheras, Mokaras, Vandas, Cattleyas, Phalenopsis, Oncidiums, Cymbidiums and other intergenerics. Plants in small, medium, and blooming sizes are available
Vandaceous orchids typically require more sunlight than other types of orchids to grow well and flower. Technically, they need full sunlight, but for optimization, it would be prudent to identity the amount of sunlight required for each type of plant. Simply generalizing them based on their genus (sub-species) may not be ideal. (In the first place, telling apart Mokaras, Ascocenda, Vandas, etc poses certain difficulty). As such, a simpler way to gauge would be based on the plants’ type of leaf.
We classify based on leaf construction as strap leaved vandas, terete, semi terete and full terete leaves. Accordingly their growth pattern , light requirements, fertigation needs and water requirements vary.
Most of media used for growing Vandaceous and mokara hybrids is wooden chips, pine bark, coconut husk and charcoal. The media should hold enough water as the plant grows in full sun and so requires stress due to water loss taken care of. Over watering will induce shock. The roots that grow along the axil of the plants needs to be cooled atleast once in the morning or evening.
This orchid has flowers with the largest number of colors compared to other orchids like purple, pink, blue, red, orange, yellow, and coral with each and every color has its own range. The flower consists of three sepals, which are usually different from the petals in shape but not in color.
Selecting the right Mokara for production or cultivation will be based on habit, plant charecteristics, flowering behaviour and stem lengths.
Mokaras it is easy to cultivate from top cuts that are one feet or so to get immediate flowering and have a habit similar to its parent. The plant is monopodial in habit and very important that the top leaf sheath is not disturbed.. as its apical dominance will be disturbed. Between each leaf node it produces a flower spike.
ANTHURIUMS
CUTFLOWER ANTHURIUMS AND HYBRIDS
HELICONIAS
FLORAL HELICONIA AND GARDEN HELICONIAS
BROMELIADS
GUZMANIA, TILLANDSIA AND OTHER AIRPLANTS
CUTFLOWERS
Selection of cutorchids, anthuriums, heliconias, and other flowers.
GREENS
All types of green leafs and background decor elements used in flower decor.
LOOSE BLOOMS
A complete range of loose flowers used as edible or leis or for simple arrangements.
VANDAS
VANDACEOUS AND OTHER INTERGENERIC CROSSES
DENDROBIUMS
DENDROBIUMS AND ALLIANCES
MOKARAS
MOKARAS, ARANDAS AND KAGAWARAS
ONCIDIUMS
ONCIDIUMS AND TOLUMNIA HYBRIDS
ARANTHERAS
ARACHNIS AND ARANTHERA AND ALLIANCES
EPIDENDRUMS
FAMILY OF EPIDENDRUM AND HYBRIDS
CATTLEYAS
CATTLEYAS AND OTHER INTERGENERIC CROSSES
PHALENOPSIS
PHALENOPSIS PLANTS AND DORITIS GROUP
CYMBIDIUMS
CYMBIDIUMS AND INTERGENERIC ALLIANCES
BULBOPHYLLUMS
BULBOS OR CIRRHOPETALUMS
CATASETUMS
WONDERFUL CATASETUMS AND CLONES
RENENTHERAS
RENETHERAS AND INTERGENERICS
SPATHAGLOTTIS
SPATHOS ARE GROUND ORCHIDS
PAPHIOPEDILIUMS
PAPHS AS THEY ARE CALLED