posible odontocidium
 

i'd like to identify this orchid i bought 2 months ago. i've heard many suggestions and odontocidium it's the closest, but i'm not completely sure about it.

http://imagensubida.infojardin.com/s...328413929m.JPG
http://imagensubida.infojardin.com/s...328413945g.JPG
http://imagensubida.infojardin.com/s...328413957y.JPG
http://imagensubida.infojardin.com/s...328413969z.JPG

thank you

Sorry I can't help with the ID but the flower is sure striking.
Joann

These are difficult to identify unless someone has one. I say this because I bought one at a major nursery a couple of months back and only realised it was tag-less when I got home. I went back and it took the nursery about an hour to discover what it was, and that was only after me insisting that they found out.
I don't know if you are able to ask the store ?
Another suggestion is to look through photos on the internet at sites that sell odonts.


maybe its a "wildcat" ? look at wildcat yellow on attached link
oncidium

I don't think it's a wildcat. As far as I know they are generally big plants with rounder pbulbs and long leaves.

It's probably a hybrid of some kind, and basically impossible to 100% identify.

PS: looking at your sig pic - if you can get to see Roger Waters doing The Wall (he's currently touring it...), do go, it's an amazing show. I went last year in London. He's doing a second round of concerts in North America this year, maybe he'll go round the rest of the world again! I'll be going again if I get the chance (and I don't feel too bad that I went the day before David Gilmour appeared. He was in the audience the day I went apparently... LOL)

some sort of ondontocidium or cross thereof....thats the best i can do tho it reminds me some of my mlcna. pagan lovesong.....i doubt if you can ever id it completely....its very nice regardless, enjoy!

thank you all anyways. i knew that was an option but i just wanted to make another try