HELP ME TO IDENTIFY THIS BRASSAVOLA

[proshen]

I have this brassavola and its blooming now. I got this with no tags. Its looks like a species not a hybrid. Please help me to identify this.leaves are more than 12 inch long. Please rotate the photo 90°right for correct orientation.

[PaphMadMan]

From what I can see in these photos, I think Brassavola tuberculata may be the most likely species. Other pendant or semi-pendant species with similar flowers tend to be longer leaved and even less rigid in habit, and the way the flowers are clustered seems typical.

[SFLguy]

Where'd you buy it from?

[proshen]

Originally Posted by SFLguy

Where'd you buy it from?

I got it from a thailand vendor. he told me its br. nodosa. but its not nodosa in any way. I have a great confusion may be its tuberculata may be its subulifolia from western region.

[katrina]

It could be a hybrid...Little Stars.

There are numerous accounts of mis-ID'd plants in this group so it's possible that you will never know for certain what you have there.

FWIW - my tuberculata leaves are far more arching rather than upright.

[Gil Jean-Yves]

From my part, I think that it is Brassavila venosa, which I say several plants in Boca de Torros (Panama)

[Mandy2705]

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[RobS]

I've identified some by the the side view of the column. A good comparison is in part V from Withners series.