Aeridachnis Bogor ‘Apple Blossoms’ has a very unique sweet and mild scent, almost similar to that of some rhynchostylis or aerides, but with much longer and larger sprays. The flower themselves start with an apple green from initial budding and matures to a pure white colour with a tinge of pink revealing across its lips. These flowers are very suitable for use as tabletop flower/wedding arrangements as it spruce up the surrounding environment with its unique scent.

As the season for this Aeridachnis is coming to a close shortly, the flowers were all harvested. Do let me know if any of you are interested in this orchid and I will contact you during its next flowering season, however orders will be limited as we currently only have a relatively small stock of these plants. We only sell the cut flowers of this plants at the moment.

We house a varieties of colours for this vanda in low quantities. From light green, to yellow to brown. This vanda has a thick jasmine fragrance that can get very strong in hot afternoons. Its flowers last for longer periods if placed indoors than outdoors as its fragrance frequently attract pollinating insects/pest.

This hybrid has wafts of sweet perfume fragrance.

This hybrid has a gentle fragrant that is dominant in the early morning.

This hybrid was registered by Yeoh Bok Choon on 1st January, 1966. Aranda Peng-Lee Yeoh has a distinct vanilla fragrant that children frequently recognize this flower to be ‘chocolate orchid’.

This hybrid was registered by the Singapore Botanical Gardens on the first of January, 1946. This hybrid is the original hybrid that has a slight fragrance. Over the past few decades this hybrid has been further improved by growers who grow it for the export market by obtaining the more free flowering form by self crossing.