Vanda lamellata
A monopodial epiphytic orchid of the western Pacific islands, from the southern Ryukyus and southern Taiwan (including Lanyu) through the Philippines to the Mariana Islands and northern Borneo. It is a strap-leaved Vanda of warm, bright, breezy, often coastal sites, and several varieties are recognised. Grow it like other warm, high-light vandas: strong light, warmth, free air around the roots and daily wetting in growth.
Where it grows wild
An epiphytic subshrub on trees, typically in bright, well-ventilated lowland forest and coastal woodland on islands. Plants in exposed positions receive strong light and constant sea breezes.
No elevations are available from the data. It is generally a lowland plant of island forests near the coast.
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