Vanda Serena Roman
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$55.00 USD - Regular price
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$55.00 USD
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Plant Care Tips
Sunlight Bright, direct to filtered light (2,500–4,000 fc). Thrives in high-light conditions; some morning sun is ideal.
Temperature Warm: 60–95°F (16–35°C). Prefers warm days and minimal cold exposure. No lower than 55°F.
Water Daily or every other day (roots dry quickly in baskets). Fully saturated, until runoff and roots turn green.
Humidity High humidity (60–80%).
Nutrition 1 tsp per gallon of a balanced fertilizer.
Shipping Info
Free shipping on orders of $99+ within the US, including pre-orders. Orders under $99 are calculated at checkout based on size, quantity and destination.
When will it ship?
Live plants ship on Mondays and Tuesdays only, so they never sit in a carrier facility over the weekend. Supplies and pottery ship within 5–7 days; if they’re in the same order as a plant, everything ships together on Monday or Tuesday.
Cold-weather shipping
We only ship live plants when temperatures are 40°F or above. Below 50°F we include a free 72-hour heat pack and ship to arrive within 1–3 days; addresses that need more than 3 days in transit require an expedited upgrade. In the coldest months plant shipments may pause until it warms up.
For details, see our Shipping Policy.

Product Details
Vanda Serena Roman is personal for us. Our longtime friends and partners at T. Orchids in Thailand made this cross — Vanda Sankamphaeng × Vanda Oranooch — and it was registered in 2024 in honor of our founder and grower, Serena, Lady Vanda herself. Full, round flowers in blush pink and white are heavily spotted with raspberry and burgundy, stacked in generous sprays.
Bred from warm-growing Thai Vanda lines, it thrives in bright light with some direct morning sun, 65–95°F and daily summer watering, grown bare-root in a wooden basket with strong airflow.
Blooming size — photos are representative of the plant size and maturity available. These come from a seedling population, so each plant may vary slightly; we're holding some back for future hybridizing




