Any idea what the name of this one is?

[windamyr]

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1d1T...ew?usp=sharing not sure if this will work, using Google Drive for photo, but I am hoping someone can help me ID this little phal?

Thanks so much

Karen

[PaphMadMan]

There are many hybrids of this general type that combine Phal. amboinensis, Phal. violacea, Phal. lueddemanniana and others in many combinations. It will almost certainly not be possible to find a precise ID, but a better front-on picture of the flower and a whole plant picture might help.

[windamyr]

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1iPa...ew?usp=sharing
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1IrC...ew?usp=sharing

here's a couple of quick snaps I just took, even knowing what type of phal would help, all but one of my others is a normal broad leafed type(mini or normal size) this leaf style is very different from the rest of my collection. Thank you for your time!

[RosieC]

Not a species some sort of hybrid.

It does look like a couple of my NoID phals, some of them do have narrower leaves. It may be impossible to pin down as it may have parentage from a range of types.

I've moved this to our ID area in the hope someone may know more on the type at least.

[windamyr]

Thanks! I've got another similar leaf style whose tag reads "F. Nobby's Little Candy x P.Hsinying Little Knight" this one hasn't bloomed for me as of yet, I've only had these for a month or so, will post pics of the blooms on that one when it decides to spike for me! Right now it's just going mad growing roots.

[PaphMadMan]

The additional pictures don't change my initial impression. The predominant species in this seem to be amboinensis and violacea (or bellina).

The closest match I found in some quick searching is Phal Orchid World, which has those 2 species plus Phal amabilis and Phal leuddemanniana. Though Orchid World tends to have fuller rounder flowers than this, it is the right type. A quick search should show you lots of examples. The slight fringe on the lip makes me wonder if Phal sumatrana might be in the mix too.

The Nobby's Little Candy cross mentioned above should be a typical pink stripe mini-phal, showing lots of Phal equestris influence, not a good match for this at all no matter how similar the foliage may appear.

[windamyr]

Thank you! I don't plan on crossing any of the plants, I just keep them because I enjoy the blooms, and the challenge of keeping them happy enough to bloom for me!