Name/ID of this phal color

[AllisonsOrchid]

Hello everyone, I have a few pictures to show. I am looking for a name or Id of this Phalaenopsis color. I can't find a name on the internet yet its so common. I have got to have a phal in this color, its so pretty. It looks like a yellow flower sprayed paint with a hot pink color. Would anyone happen to know the name of this color so I can hunt down one somewhere?

[estación seca]

I don't know what it is, but I see plants like this all the time at Trader Joe's market. You might find one at a local market or garden center that sells generic orchids.

[vjo]

We have an AOS judge that belongs to our society and he says that here in the US the color of the BACK of a phal is the color that that is considered to be. So if you have a phal that is pink on the front and yellow on the back it is listed as yellow.Hope you find what you are looking for....Jean

[MrHappyRotter]

Just to clarify, I don't believe AllisonsOrchid is looking for the name of a color, but instead is looking for the name of the hybrid as pictured in the post.

Good luck. The phals that show up in the chain stores are typically an unlabelled, mass produced hodge podge. So you'll never really know the name with certainty. People may be able to suggest hybrids/clones that look similar and have a similar color, but it's not like you can walk into a Trader Joe's or Home Depot and request Phals by name. You'd likely have to order online to find it.

[Optimist]

Well, apart from the rules on phal color, I would consider it a kind of coral orange color. I come from a design/art background, and really, other than several standard colors, not many colors actually have names. The eye sees many thousand colors, and if they all had names, we'd be in trouble just trying to remember the vocabulary. Some colors are named after a physical object they share the color with, chartruse is named after a French liquor, goldenrod is named after the plant, coral is named after the sea creature skeleton coral, and colors like ocher, red ocher, sienna, and so on are named after certain muds, clays, earths and so on.

[orchidsarefun]

Take a look at Phal Surf Song.

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