Doritaenopsis Sogo Vivian 'Varigated'
 

(Dtps. Sogo Alice x Phal. Zuma's Pixie)

This is my candy-striped Phalaenopsis with gorgeous variegated leaves. It gave me three spikes that branch out and is quite floriferous.
This is a really cool plant even without flowers the leaves by itself are adorable.
I give this Phalaenopsis culture located at the kitchen window. This gets weekly weakly fertilizer of Algoflash and seaweed mix.

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I agree it would be adorable even without flowers! I do so want one of these phals with variegated leaves! Yours looks incredibly healthy.

Thank You !
I try my best to keep my orchids happy and healthy.
If you attend orchid shows in your area, chances are you will find variegated Phals that is mature and ready to bloom.

Bud, I saw a small variegated leaf phal at Lowes, but since I'm up to 30 orchids now I'm trying to be selective about what I buy :) I've never been to an orchid show, but Memphis Orchid Society is having one mid-May so I'm very excited! Variegated phals are definitely on my wishlist.

A little Beauty
wow -3 Spikes.

Thank You, Monika !

Well grown Bud. Lovely leaves. It looks like it's really happy. Which way does the kitchen window face?

-J

Gorgeous little thing and your photos show it off very well!

Thank You !
The kitchen window faces east

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Thank You, silken!
For the visit and your kind words

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Thank You, rlilia!
any friend of bellini girl and Vanda Lover will also be my friend

Beautiful!

Thank You, Sonya !

Thank You, RebeccaBC !

Does yours have a variegated spike on it? Mine is changing colors on each node. One is palm and then the next is green. Very cool.

You are right, notice on the 3rd and 4th pictures; the palm and the deep green is noticeable.
Thanks for pointing it out, Josh!

When mine was last in spike, the spike was variegated, but lengthwise, rather than varying from node to node. At the moment at least one of the newer roots is variegated - yellow on the underside, green on the upper.

Thank You for pointing out the roots....I was surprised and thought it was a fungal issue, this plant was sprayed with peroxide and repotted with new mix, I didnt know it was also a varigation ....