Flowering-size, Vanda falcata var. armanii 'White Snow' x self (30 DAYS Healthy Plant Guarantee)

Vanda falcata var. armanii 'White Snow' x self, is a cross involving a variety of Vanda falcata called 'White Snow.' This type of orchid hybridization is referred to as a selfing or sib-cross, where the pollen of the same plant is used to fertilize its own flowers. Here's some information about the components of this hybrid:

1. Vanda falcata var. armanii 'White Snow':

   • Species: Vanda falcata is a species of orchid native to Japan, Taiwan, and other parts of Southeast Asia. It is known for its fragrant and striking flowers.
   • Variety: The 'White Snow' variety of Vanda falcata is likely named for its pure white or predominantly white flowers. It may have unique characteristics that distinguish it from the typical form of the species, such as flower size, shape, or coloration.
   • Fragrance: Vanda falcata is renowned for its sweet, jasmine-like fragrance, and this variety may retain that trait.
2. 'x self' or Selfing: It means that the plant was pollinated with its own pollen. This process is called selfing or self-pollination. It's a way to maintain the genetic traits of a particular plant or variety.