Lady slipper name?

[Yourneedfulthings]

New bloom on my slipper with no name, can anyone identify it please?

[WhiteRabbit]

[Fairorchids]

It is a fairrieanum x complex green hybrid. I have quite a few of those (and up to 5-6 pcs of some).

Your flower strongly resembles Fairly Stoned, which came to market abt 3 years ago. It originated from Lehua, who normally supplies plants with labels.

I have abt 60% confidence in this identification.

[Yourneedfulthings]

Since I posted the photo I checked Lehua Orchids site and I believe I found a match which strongly confirms your identification. A hybrid of two Paph. Fairly stoned, result: "Fairly sauced".(#00208 on Lehua site),I believe is a good match.
The place I obtained the plant does business with Lehua Orchids, another strong link.
Tag and bloom missing, I got it at discounted price 1 yr. ago. I like to be surprise when they bloom.
Thanks for your help.

[Paphluvr]

I normally don't like complex hybrids, but this one definitely shows the P. fairieanum influence. Nice, and a keeper!

[Yourneedfulthings]

Yes, definitely a keeper and the flower is fairly large, about 4"-5"
I have other "surprise"ones. Hope they turn up as nice.

[Fairorchids]

Fairly Sauced (I have seen 6-8 of these) tends to have a different dorsal shape. I would give that possibility 15-20% probability. Also, that hybrid was released much later (July 2013).

Fairly Stoned is the stronger candidate. That seedling population was released at least 18 months earlier.

[Yourneedfulthings]

More information is always good. The release date helps. I am learning the various species and start to recognize features. Happy they flower for me at this point.
I sent my photo to Graham at Lehua Orchids to see if he can recognize it.Will let you know his answer.
Thank you.

[NYCorchidman]

It's either Fairly Stoned or Fairly Sauced.
Both look awfully similar.