Zygosepalum/Zygopetalum?

[megrim]

I bought this odd cookie from a fellow earlier in the year. The gentleman I bought it from has a staggeringly huge collection, and he threw this one in cheap because it had never flowered as far as he remembered.

Lo and behold, as spring set in she threw a spike out for me!. The first has flowered nicely and a second spike is on its way.

The issue is, it's labelled as 'Zygosepalum labiosum'.

I'm in no way familiar with Zygo's of any kind - this one is my only one - but from the google-fu I've performed the label seems to be wrong.

Much closer visually are the Zygopetalums, especially 'Zygopetalum crinitum', though even it's not super close - just the closest I could find.

Hoping someone more familiar with Zygo families can help me out with this one.

Oh as an added note - the flowers are heavily perfumed - spicy and floral, quite heady.

[orchidsarefun]

wow......what a huge spike - and good growing ! I have never seen such an elongated spike before.
I searched through all the photos listed on OrchidWiz and unfortunately I couldn't find yours. There are hundreds of zygo registrations and the problem is that many are all so similar. I agree that its definitely not labiosum.
Maybe the previous owner would recognise the blooms ? Maybe - as yours is flowering - there are others of the same variety flowering in his collection now ?

[euplusia]

I agree, it is not Zygosepalum labiosum. Looks like a Zygopetalum hybrid of some kind.
Congrats for the success of flowering this one. It is still a small plant.