Vanda sanderiana is an endemic orchid growing wild only in the rainforests of the Philippines. However, it is now grown and cultivated all over the world. This plant belongs under the order Asparagales.
- The Waling-Waling orchid can grow up to 44 inches.
- The leaves of the Waling-Waling are evergreen, leathery, strap-shaped, curved, and closely arranged. The leaf measures 30-40 cm in length.
- The Waling-Waling flowers are large, long-lasting, and fragrant. There are usually 4-10 flowers in an erect or ascending inflorescence.
- The flowers are round-shaped, and the sepals and petals overlap.
- The dorsal sepals and petals are broadly-elliptic.
Where can Waling-Waling be mostly spotted?
Asia
