Vanda (actually deciduous Dendrobium) lost all leaves: yellow → mustard → fell. Moved to garage for winter, watering weekly, 20-20-20 feed. Phals doing well, spiking.
Thin leaves + cane structure = deciduous Dendrobium, not Vanda. Leaf loss is normal dormancy.
Bring indoors after buds open. Spikes are phototropic—moving before opening twists them.
Label the pot "Dendrobium" so you remember!
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