They look as though they are growing happily. Many vanda hybrids and Ascda will bloom few times a year. They seem to be getting enough water, and humidity here in Florida is rarily a problem. One picture the plant seems a bit small to be blooming, and species Vanda sanderiana are not easy to get to bloom. Try a bloom booster. Vandas do not have media in the basket to hold fert for any period of time and at half strength once a week may not be enough. I also grow my vandas outside year round and have several in bloom most of the time except the dead of winter. I also put time release fert in a stocking and tie it to the top of the hanger so it gets fert more often, since summer here in Florida it rains about every day.

I'm afraid it looks like your files are either corrupted or did not upload properly or were unterrupted in doing so. I can tell you that it will be helpful to have closeups of the leaves, bark, seeds, flowers and whatever the birdsnest thing is. Please take the photo with the sun pointing on the tree from the same direction in which you are taking the photo. Example. If it's morning have your back to the east and the tree to the west.

Hahahaha, this is so terrible. Soultan, put me down for one Blossom Peacock and could you add one order of Chinese Sacred Lilies? I'm a bit worried though, if you look on Nature Hill's website, they have "Peppermint" under a totally different picture (almost looks like Fairytale) so I don't know if that's a sign that they'll have mislabeled bulbs? But what the heck, put me down for one Ferrari as well. Could you update me on where we are in terms of the remaining balance of the package? Thanks Soultan. =)

Marcia if you could get them established in FL while you are there they might be able to withstand neglect over the summer. Bring some rooted cuttings down with you and get them right in the ground. When do you head down and when do you come back? I'm surprised you aren't already there. Unfortunately FL has experienced some unusually cold temps over the past few years, even in So. FL. I spend time in West Palm and Boca every winter and recall several nights with temps at or near freezing. I remember a couple years ago weeks and weeks with way below normal temps. Everything looked like %$#@ down there and a lot was lost. Normally you get a day or two of cold temps in So FL but that was something like a month straight of cold. I couldn't believe I had to shop for winter cloths down there. Could you try a layer of mulch during the cold? Something thick but with a lot of air pockets, like crushed leaves? You could circle the brug with some chicken wire and fill in the space between the stem and wire with the leaves. It would also prevent the soil from drying out too quickly and break down and enrich the soil. Are there any year round residents near your house that you could pay to water the brugs once a week over the summer? Good luck.