ID for this cattleya? please

[yulloa1982]

Hello, Like 2 month ago I received this plant division, it looked like cattleya and it was given to me like so. It came with a new growth that seemed to be immature I repotted it right away in a standard cattleya mix, about a week later the new growth doubled in size and started to show what I thought was a second leaf because the plant is bifoliate but it turned to be a sheath that mature and today bloomed. So please I would love to properly Id this plant here are some pictures

[Orchid Whisperer]

You will not be able to get an accurate identification from a photo. As with all such 'no identification' ("NOID") plants, just enjoy it. I have a few NOID plants and I just enjoy the show when they bloom.

[estación seca]

Welcome to the Orchid Board!

Orchid hybrids are so variable from seed there is no way to tell what something is without a label. If the person who gave it to you really doesn't know what it is, there is no way to tell for sure.

[Optimist]

It looks a lot like it has a lot of brassavola nodosa in it.

[Whimgrinder]

Its a Brassavola nodosa hybrid, but what other species are present is impossible to say. It reminds me of Brassocatanthe Roman Holiday: Flickr: Page Not Found

It also reminds me of some clones of BC. Richard Mueller, which was a highly variable cross. It is also similar to clones of BC. Yellow Bird. But this is only wild guesswork at best. You won't likely ever pin it down accurately.

[Optimist]

If there was a Roman Holiday Alba, I'd say it was darned close. The problem is that all the spots are at the back of the lip like that. Maybe this is a weird alba mutation?