The Vanda coerulea, also known as blue orchid or Blue Vanda, was first identified in 1847. The flower grows in cooler regions, from forests in the Himalayan regions to South-east Asia. Its juice ...

The most widely known blue orchid is the Vanda coerulea, also known as the Blue Vanda. First discovered in northeastern India in 1837, these coveted blooms are practically impossible to get your ...

The flowers of the celebrated 'blue' orchid, Vanda coerulea 'The Node' (above), vary from mauve-white to lavender blue. The orchid was heavily collected from the wild before the development of ...

Khyanjeet Gogoi saw the blue vanda (Vanda coerulea) for the first time. He still remembers the sight of the rare orchid, which looked, at a glance, like the long tresses of a woman. So many were ...