[QUOTE=Doug'sWindowGarden;388698]Hi guys, I'm new here. These are my NOID Phals. I'm trying to figure out their names. Maybe you guys can point me in the right direction. Silken, I have one that is very similar to the second picture you have. Where did you get it from. Mine came from a wholesale greenhouse in Apopka Fl called Korus. I was told it was from Korea.

Thanks,
Doug

Sorry about the name can't help you with that. The blooms are all beautiful though. The first has a great display. The 2nd & 3rd I seem to have them as well. I like those forms very much they are classic to me. Thanks so much for sharing.

Can't say I'm much help either but the plant in the first photo has a STRONG possibility of being Phal Vivien or at least has Phal Vivien genes in it. I have one that looks remarkably like it.

Hey Doug, The one in my second picture came from a Canadian home building store called Rona. Sorry, not much help. Once they are NOID's it's pretty much permanent even if you have an idea what it might be, there are just so many hybrids out there. Yours are all beautiful. Just goes to show that even a plant without a name can be gorgeous :)

Here's one that I couldn't pass up.

-J

http://184.72.239.143/mu/927396c4-cd4b-67bd.jpg

http://184.72.239.143/mu/927396c4-cd64-e8a6.jpg

wow that's another classic bloom jrod. it's beautiful!!

this is my only phal and its putting out some nice red blooms. such a shame its nameless.

here are some more. they arent fully bloomed yet, but i couldnt resist pics

4.5"
https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/_-...0/DSC_0222.jpg

quater sized blooms, there are about 13 buds so far some are open
https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/_-...0/DSC_0200.jpg

Here is my current blooming NOID Phal. It is such a rich colour.

love that one! and a nice composition

Thanks Bob. I think it looks a little deeper gold on the web photo, than it does in real life, but it is a rich gold with a deep red lip.