NoID Phal, turns out it's a sequential bloomer!
 

So I bought this NoID Phal in March. It bloomed for about 3 months. Once all the blooms had fallen, I repotted it. The spikes were still green, so I left them. And now look what we have! Not to mention it also managed to grow a new leaf. I love this Phal so much. It's so little, and I think it's beautiful and unique. It's also fragrant, kind of on the bacon side, but still a novelty. :) The first pic is from about 2 months ago. It had maybe 6-8 blooms on each spike. The next pics are from a couple of days ago.

What a cutie. Congrats on getting more blooms!

Judi

I think it's beautiful and unique too. Not what I would expect from a NoID ;)

Obviously, it loves you right back. I know this warm and fuzzy feeling.

I guess there's some venosa in it. The color and shape are consistent with this. Venosa makes wonderful hybrids.

Where did you buy this? The mention of a bacon like fragrance immediately brings venosa to mind, so it could be one of the parents.

very nice... and your plant looks very healthy! Congrats!
Thanks for sharing

I have thought that it looks like venosa... could be a parent or grandparent? Never smelled one before though. I bought this from Home Depot. It was grown by Costa Farms, so basically no chance of getting a real ID on it. But it is definitely one of my big favorites of my Phals.

Maybe Phal Barbara Moler is a parent?

It's lovely.
There is a phal with bacon in it's name, someone (sorry I forget who) on the OB has one.
Joann

it's a cutie - lovely bloom! nice find!