Several of my phals in bloom! - Orchid Board

Lene Th. · #1 05-20-2008, 10:04 AM

Its niiiiice to get up in the morning now a days!

If anyone has a id to any of thees, id be happy to know!

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Bird Song Farm · #2 05-20-2008, 01:27 PM

Hi,
The fourth picture (the one in landscape mode) and used in your avatar appears to be P. Minho Princess.
Sorry I can't help with the others, hopefully others will be able to but hybrid phals are difficult to ID.
Al

Lene Th. · #3 05-20-2008, 01:36 PM

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Originally Posted by Bird Song Farm

Hi,
The fourth picture (the one in landscape mode) and used in your avatar appears to be P. Minho Princess.
Sorry I can't help with the others, hopefully others will be able to but hybrid phals are difficult to ID.
Al

This is the only one i have figured out already, but thanks anyway!

(And ive changed my avatar after your post, there used to be a P. Minho Princess

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BikerDoc5968 · #4 05-20-2008, 02:14 PM

The 1st pic is something I think you posted earlier and the plant has mottled leaves, yes? If that is the case then it isn't Phal Leopard Prince; although Leopard Prince crossed with one of the species phals that have mottled leaves might give your plant. The white looks very similar to my Phal Sogo Muyudian.

Lene Th. · #5 05-20-2008, 02:32 PM

Yes, the spotted one has mottled leafs as well.

If its a hybrid, it might be difficoult to find its real name...i know. Ive tried this a couple of times, by looking at different pictures, but to find an identical chid is not a walk in the park, so to speak!

Thanks for you help!

BikerDoc5968 · #6 05-20-2008, 02:44 PM

As you may recall, the name of the flower I have that looks like yours and has mottled leaves has a name on the pot but I doubt that it is the correct name. Refer back to your other post for my pics...so for now bother of our plants will be called Phal Spotted Noid

Dorothy · #7 05-20-2008, 02:45 PM

Lene so true!

and when you look up hybrid lineages of any orchid that could be extremely similar, you'll find that they could have many different varieties of hybrids and species through many generations and even if they are the same hybrids and species, they can differ in % depending where they are in the lineage.

Dorothy · #8 05-20-2008, 02:47 PM

I like the name Phal NOID Speck-tacular Fantasy

( I just made it up

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charmbutterfly · #9 05-20-2008, 03:10 PM

OMG i want the first one! its gorgeous!!

Lene Th. · #10 05-20-2008, 03:15 PM

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Originally Posted by BikerDoc5968

As you may recall, the name of the flower I have that looks like yours and has mottled leaves has a name on the pot but I doubt that it is the correct name. Refer back to your other post for my pics...so for now bother of our plants will be called Phal Spotted Noid

Yes, i recall you posted a pic with a chid looking identical to mine, and im all for calling it Phal Spotted Noid!

Or mabe we should calle it Phal NOID Speck-tacular Fantasy, as Dorothy suggested?
Thats a name-tag as good as any!

Its frustrating, none of the chids around here is tagged with anything other than "Phalanopsis", dosent matter if its bought in a food-store, or at a greenhouse...its still only tagged "Phalanopsis"...