Bamboo orchids (Bletia striata) are terrestrial, deciduous, and easy: garden soil, slightly moist, balanced fertilizer during growth, dry rest when leaves fall. Repot every 2 years in fresh soil when dormant.
Vandas are diverse with varying needs. Consult AOS culture sheets (theaos.org → Orchid Info → Culture Sheets → Vanda) for specifics.
Grow bamboo orchids like garden perennials; research Vandas separately for success.
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