I did attach some pics, both nun's are in the back corner, they look the same to me. She was stating over the phone when I told her there are no tags and I have no clue which one is which that one that is SHORTER is yellow, and the other one regular. Go figure, they look pretty same to me:-) Anyway, I was under the assumption that it is the same phaius, just different color, now when you mentioned it, I think I might have one flavus and one tankervilliae. Excited here:-) Totally new to this orchid group, so hope they will bloom soon for me to see and post pictures for you guys:-)
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Originally Posted by King_of_orchid_growing:)
I think you do have a Phaius flavus. I don't know of any yellow Phaius tankervilleae.
Phaius tankervilleae tends to be a reddish-brown with a little bit of violet on the lip.
There is a purple Phaius species, though... Phaius mishmensis.
Phaius mishmensis - Orchids Wiki
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One is definitely tankervilliae, as she described the color the same way like you did - reddish brown. Than, the other baby must be flavus, wow, see, I didn't even know that I have two different species, wow, this is exciting, thank you so much. Now I really can't wait for them to bloom:-)