Vanda cristata is best grown in pots with two parts of osmunda fibre or shredded bark to one part of sphagnum moss as substrate. If the potting mixture includes fibrous material, use only big chunks of fibre. This is necessary for good drainage as are plenty of clay-pot fragments and pieces of charcoal in the mixture.

Benefits of Vanda Plant
Bright and Colorful Blooms – Vanda plants produce amazing flowers in vibrant shades of blue, purple, pink, and orange.
Long-Lasting Flowers – The blooms of the Vanda plant stay fresh for weeks, making them great for decoration.
Air-Purifying Plant – Vanda helps improve indoor air quality by removing toxins and releasing oxygen.
Low Maintenance – This plant grow well with minimal care and does not need soil to grow.
Unique Root System – Vanda has overhead roots that absorb moisture from the air.
Thrives in Humidity – The plant loves warm and steamy conditions, making it perfect for climates.
Great for Hanging Baskets – Due to its structure, the Vanda plant looks beautiful when placed in hanging pots.
Symbol of Beauty and Elegance – Often used in floral arrangements, Vanda adds a touch of Elegance to any space.

Care tips-
Vanda plants need bright, indirect sunlight and high humidity to thrive. Water the aerial roots daily in summer and less in winter. Mist regularly for moisture. Fertilize weekly with orchid fertilizer. Provide good airflow and avoid direct harsh sunlight for healthy growth.