Patricia,
definitely helps. Are there three ridges on the lip, or 5? Three is D. schulleri, while 5 would be D. mirbelianum. That said, I think it is a hybrid, as the lateral petals are very long for the species, as well as having a half-twist. If a hybrid, then I would say 50% D. schulleri. The other parent could be a hybrid or related species. The hybrid D. Alice Noda (schulleri x discolor) is very similar. D. schulleri is very popular for hybridizing due to the clear yellow to green colour in the better clones. It comes from the north-west island groups of New Guinea and needs warmth and sun.
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