Is this a Ctna Why Not?

[sthh]

Got this little fellow for a song when i was on a tour in Thailand some months back. Attracted to it's pastel colouring and small size.
It is now established on a fern bark and has started flowering. Unfortunately, it's a noid. I was wondering if it is a Ctna Why Not, as they do look similar.
Anybody has any idea?

This is what it looks like when i took a photo of it when it is still in Thailand.

[tucker85]

The classic 'Why Not' that I see in South Florida has a rounder shaped lip and a darker color. Also shorter petals and a rounder flower shape. But OrchidWiz does show one version of 'Why Not' that looks more like yours. I would say your's is probably not 'Why Not' but something similar.

[cbuchman]

My Avatar is 'why not' with the rounder shape. So I think it might be something else.

[WhiteRabbit]

whatever it's name is - I love it!

[Vanda lover]

It could be a hybrid. I have a Roundabout X CTNA Orglade's Little Lover "Jacks Hill" that I waiting for to bloom. I bought it as a tiny plant last year. It is showing sheaths.

[Gage]

It looks to me like you have the species Broughtonia sanguinea, which is one of the parents of Guaritonia Why Not.

[james mickelso]

Here is the classic "Why Not". I've had this for years and it hasn't changed shape or color. One of my first.

[Vanda lover]

Wow! I wish mine would hurry up and bloom. I think it is pink. I prefer yous.

[Stray59]

Have no idea what the name it - but I really like the color and size of the plant. How tall is it overall? It looks like a beauty and a keeper!
Steve