could use some help with id plz

[shaperme]

Hello i could use some help with my unknown orchid. pictures are in the attachment as i dont have them online.
thx in advance to anyone that can help out

Notes
The flowers are tiny around 1 to 2 cm wide. and in the second picture the orchid is the one in the wooden pot/bucket thingy.

[Leafmite]

What a beautiful orchid! I think it is a dendrobium but I will give you a link to a site that identifies the most common orchids:
Orchid Identification

[nikkik]

I agree with leafmite, a dendrobium and it's very pretty!

[shaperme]

thank u leafmite i did know that one already but its a handie site indeed.

[WhiteRabbit]

Similar type to kingianum

[RosieC]

I think it could be either Dendrobium kingianum, or a hybrid of that. Can't tell exactly but it certainly looks like something of that nature.

[Island Girl]

^ yea, I agree with Rosie and Whiterabbit, probably a hybrid of Den. kingianum (not sure if kingianums come in other colors other than the usual purple?)

[stonedragonfarms]

Judging by the size of the plant and the flowers I'd wager it's Dendrobium x delicatum--a natural hybrid between D. kingianum and D. speciosum...
Adam

[RosieC]

Originally Posted by Island Girl

^ yea, I agree with Rosie and Whiterabbit, probably a hybrid of Den. kingianum (not sure if kingianums come in other colors other than the usual purple?)

I have an alba version. Almost pure white.

[POLKA]

I was going to add that speciosum comes in the white / cream / yellow shades -- and with gazillions of flowers and spikes when fully mature -- either kingianum, speciosum, or a hybrid therewith, you should water and feed lots during the growing season, and bright cool dryish winter "rest" until spikes are an inch or so long -- then water only until blooming is over, and new growth begins from the base.

Happy growing
Rex