My blooming orchids and can u help identify my pink den?
 

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Attachment 42472Hi everyone, I'm thrilled to be able to post these photos of my currently blooming orchids.
The yellow one is Den. Goldstar which blooms yearly for me, the Catt is BLC George King "Serendipity" which I ordered online in October, and I am hoping someone can identify the other dendrobium in the photo. I've had it for years but this is the first it has bloomed for me.

Thanks,
Shirley

Looks more like a cattleya than a dendrobium. Can't help with an ID....too many similar.

It's definitely a dendrobium nobile
 

It's definitely a dendrobium-perhaps I need to send a better picture. I'm asking about the last picture at the bottom. It's cerise color with yellow center.

Shirley

You might try posting in the Identification Forum.

The Dendrobium is a Nobile type. It is a common color pattern for Nobile dens and can be one of a number of hybrids.

Yamamoto is one of the best and largest growers of Nobile hybrids and he does not register many of his plants.

Comet King and Angle Smile are two very similar in color and pattern. It could be these or many others.

For full care see Care and culture of Nobile Type Dendrobiums

Thank you for the link
 

Jerry, thank you for that link. It is a wonderful site.

Shirley

it is definitely a nobile type. I have a similar one and it is called den. red emperor prince. mine has red in the center of the yellow though.

Hi all, can someone identify these two dens, they both came without tags. Thank you

He Wevans,

They both look like hybrids of Den phalaenopsis to me, but unfortunately an exact ID is probably impossible if they did not come with any tags.

There are a LOT of hybrids of Den phalaenopsis, so much so we refer to Den phal TYPE as a type of Dendrobium.

They are very pretty whatever they are.