Unknown Phalaenopsis

[wtamuboi]

So I bought this at the grocery store... it called out to me, I promise. It's a fairly modest phalaenopsis, but I'd still like to know what it is. I'm working on a list of orchids I currently have. Now, I have a large number of plants that will just be surprises when they finally bloom (Small Cattleyas purchased for $1 each, no indication what they are... seemed like a bargain ). I know I'm going to have a headache when the time comes around and that I'm going to have to be patient... but I can at least start somewhere.

Thanks!

[Dorothy]

If it came without a tag, it's a NOID ... No Id ..
but it's a beauty!

[RosieC]

I like to give my NoID's names. I make something up for each one.

But Dorothy is right, if it came without a tag then a Phal is pretty impossible to identify because there are sooo many hybrids out there, many of them not registered.

[Lagoon]

Id or noid, its not going to grow any differently from any other phal. Just enjoy what it has to offer.
I like the colors, its very pretty - I have soft spot for yellows
Happy Growing!

[Dorothy]

I have heard and read that yellow flowered plants be them orchids or even roses, are very hardy plants ... This one will be a sure bloomer for years to come!

[jkofferdahl]

It's Phalaenopsis unknowicus.

[Bird Song Farm]

Originally Posted by jkofferdahl

It's Phalaenopsis unknowicus.

I've heard they are quite poliferous and are certainly very florifadus.


Al

[jkofferdahl]

Originally Posted by Bird Song Farm

I've heard they are quite poliferous and are certainly very florifadus.


Al

Indeed! I have several, and they come in different colors, too.

[Lagoon]

Originally Posted by jkofferdahl

Indeed! I have several, and they come in different colors, too.

Just like lifesavers

Orchids, Orchids, Orchids!

[Dorothy]

You might enjoy reading through this sticky thread found at the top of the Identification Forum ...
http://www.orchidboard.com/community...eed-names.html