How to prune vanda 'fuchs delight'

After the last flower drops on a given spike. Sterilise scissors and cut the finished spike close to the main stem. Inspect aerial roots periodically: trim only those that are completely dry and hollow, leaving silver-white or green roots fully intact.

After each bloom cycle; dead-root removal as needed. Vanda 'Fuchs Delight' requires minimal pruning like all vandas. Once a flower spike is fully spent, cut it back to the main stem. Never trim the growing tip — vandas are monopodial and grow only from the apex. Remove dead aerial roots, but leave living ones alone; they absorb moisture and anchor the plant.

Sterilise scissors and cut the finished spike close to the main stem. Inspect aerial roots periodically: trim only those that are completely dry and hollow, leaving silver-white or green roots fully intact.