Orchid ID help!

[Dragonar]

Hello guys! Can you lovely people help me identify what species of orchid these are? Merry Christmas!

[MattWoelfsen]

Hello dragonar, welcome to the forum. Both of these plants look like they are Vanda hybrids. The first plant with its long leaves is a very fascinating plant and I hope someone can identify it for you AND me. The second plant I recognize because it looks exactly like my Christensonia vietnamica x Neofinita falcata Vanda hybrid. It has the same structure as mine.

However, we cannot identify it reliably without seeing a flower. Have you any flower pictures? I would also disclaim that even if we can say it is a Vanda, it might be my plant or it could be another plant. It is good to know what kind of orchid it might be, but it would be considered an unknown plant.

[Dragonar]

Thanks a lot man! Yea at least I know they are Vandas right now!

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Oh I forgot to ask, can you guys tell me about the care information about them too? Cause they aren't like the big Vandas that I know. I'm completely new to Vanda :/ I'll search up for more information on my part too!

[Greenthumb.5]

The second one seems to be a bean-type neofinetia for sure but if you want valiation of that you can take that to the neofinetia forum. And the first could be a possible variety of a genus like a terete leaved vanda, papilionanthe, holcoglossum,or paraphalaenopsis given the leaf structure but if you give me the culture that you have given it or what it prefers then I will be able to narrow it down. But the flowers is the ultimate verdict.

[euplusia]

Both are probably in the Vanda alliance. The first plant may contain Vanda teres. The second could be Ascocentrum or Ascocenda (Ascocentrum x Vanda). Singapore is an ideal place for growing both.

[Dragonar]

Thanks guys! I'll wait till it flowers and I'll post the pics up!

[DeaC]

Am thinking the first foto is Brassavola and then Vanda for second-send pix when they bloom.

[King_of_orchid_growing:)]

Brassavola grow along a rhizome with individual stems and leaves arranged in a sympodial manner.

Both plants pictured are Vandaeceous. Without a pic of the flowers on both plants, they are difficult to identify any further.