Phal NOID

[CableGirl]

This is a phal that was given to me as an Easter gift. Sadly she had no ID marker. I know it's next to impossible to accurately ID orphans, but since this particular bloom seems to be around with a great deal of abundance I thought it might at least have a well known parent category. I've just been calling her Snow White in the meantime, but strictly speaking that's a little inaccurate since, as you can see from these pictures, she has both yellow and pink to her and the backs of her petals have a vaguely greenish tinge.

[Phal-gal]

i got a similar one in so cal. the flower grower said that it was a Phalaenopsis Sogo Yukidian. I googled it and saw that a member of the orchid board here has a picture that looks similar to yours. Check it out: http://www.orchidboard.com/community...rried-now.html

Hope this helps, Cable Girls!

Judy

[Dorothy]

Let's see .. what about Phal NOID Snow White Easter Bunny

[kavanaru]

I agree with Dorothy... Phal NOID Snow White Easter Bunny or Phal NOID White Mind are good options to name this plant.

Identifying NOID hybrids is almost impossible just by a picture. Especially for complex hybrids like most commercial Phalaenopsis... there are so many white ones, that yours could be any of them and be at the same time similar to hundreds of them

[Dorothy]

Giving a NOID a registered name is like guessing someone's first or last name just by looking at them.
You could be right or you could be way off ..

[CableGirl]

Looks like we're sticking with Snow White. Or maybe Snow Bunny, as a compromise. lol

I figured it was a shot in the dark, particularly with this one, but it was worth asking anyway.

[Dorothy]

That it was, Cablegirl .. I like Snow Bunny

[Phal-gal]

How about "Blanca"?

[snow]

white easter gift?