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Vanda sanderiana, Reichb. f. St. very leafy: lvs. rigid, fleshy, recurved, 1 ft. long, strap-shaped, truncate, with 2-3 teeth at the apex: raceme bearing about 12 fls. each 5 in. across, with the broad sepals and petals overlapping: sepals orbicular, the dorsal one smaller, pale lilac, dotted at the base, the lower pair tawny yellow veined and tessellated with brownish crimson; petals smaller, rhomboid obovate, colored like the dorsal sepals; lateral lobes of the labellum forming a cup-like base, middle lobe subquadrate, reniform, much smaller than the sepals, dull crimson. Sept. Philippines. B.M. 6983. I.H. 31:532. R.H. 1885:372. Gn. 25:104; 32, p. 399; 49, p. 88; 50, p. 480. J.H. III. 35:535; 57:149; 63:505; 69:199. F.E. 23:454. O. 1909:105. C.O. 12. G.C. II. 20:440. Gng. 6:115.— A very remarkable free-flowering species. Var. Froebeliana, Cogn. Fls. very large, nearly circular in outline, richly colored. Var. roseo-alba, Hort. Upper sepal and petals nearly white with purple spots; lower petals greenish with purple veining.
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==Cultivation==


===Propagation===


===Pests and diseases===


==Species==


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==References==
*[[Standard Cyclopedia of Horticulture]], by L. H. Bailey, MacMillan Co., 1963




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	Studies have shown that when raised at high [[altitude]], the plant bears flowers early.<ref>{{cite web \| last =Ramasasa \| first =Cris \| title =Waling-Waling Orchids Bears Flowers Early When Raised At High Altitude: Says Study \| url=http://www.articlesbase.com/gardening-articles/walingwaling-orchids-bears-flowers-early-when-raised-at-high-altitude-says-study-924466.html \| accessdate = 2008-03-19}}</ref>		Studies have shown that when raised at high [[altitude]], the plant bears flowers early.<ref>{{cite web \| last =Ramasasa \| first =Cris \| title =Waling-Waling Orchids Bears Flowers Early When Raised At High Altitude: Says Study \| url=http://www.articlesbase.com/gardening-articles/walingwaling-orchids-bears-flowers-early-when-raised-at-high-altitude-says-study-924466.html \| accessdate = 2008-03-19}}</ref>
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−	In 2004, there had been a motion in the [[House of Representatives of the Philippines]] to declare the "Waling-waling" as the country's national flower, replacing the [[Sampaguita]].<ref>{{cite web \| title =An Act Declaring the Walingwaling as the National Flower of the Philippines \| url=http://www.congress.gov.ph/bis/hist_show.php?save=0&journal=&switch=0&bill_no=HB02326&congress=13 \| accessdate = 2009-08-26}}</ref><ref>{{cite web \| last =Palacio \| first =Rose \| title =Davao solon files Waling-Waling bill \| url=http://www.pia.gov.ph/default.asp?m=12&sec=reader&rp=1&fi=p040909.htm&no=2&date=09/09/2004 \| accessdate = 2009-08-26}}</ref>

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-Vanda sanderiana, Reichb. f. St. very leafy: lvs. rigid, fleshy, recurved, 1 ft. long, strap-shaped, truncate, with 2-3 teeth at the apex: raceme bearing about 12 fls. each 5 in. across, with the broad sepals and petals overlapping: sepals orbicular, the dorsal one smaller, pale lilac, dotted at the base, the lower pair tawny yellow veined and tessellated with brownish crimson; petals smaller, rhomboid obovate, colored like the dorsal sepals; lateral lobes of the labellum forming a cup-like base, middle lobe subquadrate, reniform, much smaller than the sepals, dull crimson. Sept. Philippines. B.M. 6983. I.H. 31:532. R.H. 1885:372. Gn. 25:104; 32, p. 399; 49, p. 88; 50, p. 480. J.H. III. 35:535; 57:149; 63:505; 69:199. F.E. 23:454. O. 1909:105. C.O. 12. G.C. II. 20:440. Gng. 6:115.— A very remarkable free-flowering species. Var. Froebeliana, Cogn. Fls. very large, nearly circular in outline, richly colored. Var. roseo-alba, Hort. Upper sepal and petals nearly white with purple spots; lower petals greenish with purple veining.
+Vanda sanderiana, Reichb. f. St. very leafy: lvs. rigid, fleshy, recurved, 1 ft. long, strap-shaped, truncate, with 2-3 teeth at the apex: raceme bearing about 12 fls. each 5 in. across, with the broad sepals and petals overlapping: sepals orbicular, the dorsal one smaller, pale lilac, dotted at the base, the lower pair tawny yellow veined and tessellated with brownish crimson; petals smaller, rhomboid obovate, colored like the dorsal sepals; lateral lobes of the labellum forming a cup-like base, middle lobe subquadrate, reniform, much smaller than the sepals, dull crimson. Sept. Philippines.— A very remarkable free-flowering species. Var. Froebeliana, Cogn. Fls. very large, nearly circular in outline, richly colored. Var. roseo-alba, Hort. Upper sepal and petals nearly white with purple spots; lower petals greenish with purple veining.
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+The Philippine Orchid Society, which incorporates an image of the flower in its [[logo]], states that the species has three varieties:<ref name="pos2">{{cite web |  title =Vanda sanderiana | url=http://philippineorchidsocietyph.org/2008/04/vanda-sanderiana/ | accessdate = 2008-08-27}}</ref>
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