Origin
The Vanda Bose Colour mix hails from the tropical regions of Asia, in particular India, Korea, and the southern parts of China. This orchid is of the Vanda genus, which encompasses more than fifty different species. Over the centuries, the plant has adapted to a variety of conditions, meaning it can grow either in trees or on rocky terrains.

Characteristics
What sets the Vanda Bose Colour mix apart is its striking, colourful blooming habit. The large flowers feature a mix of different colours, ranging from bright white to deep blues and purples, with the innermost flower petals often in a contrasting colour. Each stem produces multiple flowers, resulting in an impressive spectacle. The leaves are thick and fleshy, which is typical of orchids that grow in trees.

Care
The Vanda Bose Colour mix requires some attention. The plant prefers a bright location but no direct sunlight, and temperatures between 20 and 28 degrees Celsius. In addition, it needs regular watering, taking care to use well-draining soil in order to prevent root rot. The plant also benefits from high humidity levels, which can be achieved by placing a humidifier or water trays around the plant.