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Old 05-21-2013, 12:47 PM
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...to buy another. The flowers start as a red bud. But it opens into a pink flower overall with deeper pink colors in the center fanning out to white edges. The plant has been growing in an eastern window but the leaves remain dark green. A new leaf is coming out reddish. The underside of the leaves are dark green with deep red tint. Do you know what this plant is named? and where can I get another one but with an identification. Sorry for the photo quality, I'm using my iPad to take and post this picture.

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Old 05-23-2013, 09:39 PM
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Hi, so beauty ur Phalaenopsis Miniature. They usually come without identification because they're hybrids, it's normal the reddish color in the leaves this happens when they get more clarity
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Old 05-23-2013, 10:32 PM
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On another board I found a similar plant and I have ordered it! It is a Jaiho's Pink Girl (P. Schileriana x Zuma's Pixie). The plant is also very fragrant.

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Old 05-23-2013, 11:32 PM
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The picture isn't too clear to tell.

Does your plant have silver mottled leaves??
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Without an ID/name tag, positive ID is impossible.

If a close guess is acceptable..........
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The picture isn't too clear to tell.

Does your plant have silver mottled leaves??
No. The leaves are a very dark green. The underside of the leaves are reddish.
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Without an ID/name tag, positive ID is impossible.

If a close guess is acceptable..........
Based on input provided, I ordered the named plant that bears similar characteristics. When that plant arrives I'll be able to comtrast and compare.

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If leaves are mottled, it is for sure! if not, still could be as there are variations. I read people talking about it in the past here.
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