ID help for grocery store orchids - dendrobium and oncidium I believe.

[janewobb]

Hello - I'm a beginner orchid enthusiast living in northern Virginia, USA. I have had fantastic luck growing phals for the past few years (most rescued from the dumpster) and I've branched out to new orchids and bought some from orchid shows (so they are tagged). Our local grocery store just got in some great orchids at great prices, but they aren't labeled. I think most of what I got are oncidiums and dendrobians, but I would appreciate verification and additional information if possible. I'll post five photos of the orchids and I greatly appreciate any help. All but one are in bloom.

[estación seca]

Welcome to the Orchid Board!

Photos 4022 and 4026 are Dendrobium nobile hybrids. You can read how to grow them here:
Yamamoto Dendrobiums: Caring

and here:

Yamamoto Dendrobiums: Hints

4023 is a Zygopetalum hybrid. They prefer to be evenly moist all year, with higher humidity. Use water low in dissolved salts to avoid leaf spots.

4024 is a complex Oncidium hybrid. They are very easy to grow. Keep evenly moist at moderate temperatures, and it will likely flower multiple times per year.

4025 is a Miltoniopsis. They are more difficult to grow in a home. They prefer temperatures a little cooler than most people keep their houses, high humidity and staying moist with very pure water.

[janewobb]

Thank you so much - that is so helpful and I appreciate it!

Can I ask for your help IDing one more? Here is the photo - it didn't upload with the others. Thank you!

[estación seca]

That's another intergeneric Oncidium hybrid.

[janewobb]

Thank you so much for your quick reply! Much appreciated.