3/4 noid Phalaenopsis

[Bird Song Farm]

Originally Posted by Anthony

Bought 4 new Phals yesterday, one of them had a label on it. Tried a lookup on the name but didn't found a thing. Maybe someone recognizes the name or the flower and can help me find the full name?

The complete name of your phal. is Brother Little Amaglad.

Hope this helps,
AL

[Anthony]

Thanks

Have identified it succesfully now

Phal. Brother Little Amaglad AM/AOS pictures from gardens photos on webshots

[Zoi2]

Wow, that's a pretty one!
Joann

[Anthony]

Just found two phals that look alot the same as the one I've bought.

(1 out of 4 had a label with the name on it, so I guess there's a big chance I'll be able to ID them all once I stumble upon a identical picture )

Phal on the internet:
Phalaenopsis Lightning Polka 'RO' at Regal Orchids
(Phal. Ever Spring King x P. Musashino)


Phalaenopsis Yu Pin Pearl at Regal Orchids
(Phal. Ever Spring King x P. Musashino)


(Strange ... different names, same flower, guess something went wrong at the store)

My phal:


I think it's the "Lightning Polka" one.

Update: found another topic on the board about this one: Phal. Everspring King Fong Ping

[orchidsamore]

You can not possibly ID a Phal or most any orchid from a photograph.

Especially one of harlequin coloration.

The coloration may not be consistent across all plants grown from the same parents and this coloration may have 50 different names for it parents.

Plants that come from the same seed pod may look like this or be totally white or totally pink or any mixture in between. Yet they are all the same plant.

Enjoy the plant and be satisfied that you will never know the exact name. It will not make it any prettier to have a name

[Hedge]

too true about them not being prettier with names - I call mine after who gave them to me or where I bought them or assign a name I like at random to my noid Phals