Unknown species

[wind08]

Originally Posted by lambelkip

var flavida has a white or cream colored base, with yellow bars.
there is no var flava, but sometimes var flavida is labeled that way.
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In the case of Phal. amboinensis , that's what i learned in phals.net, might be my mistake.

Please refer to this amboinensis@phals.net

The first is ambo "common" white base color, brown barring
Second, ambo "flavida" yellow base color, brown barring
Third, ambo "flava" I can't tell, either white base, yellow bar or the other way round, hehehe..

[wind08]

Originally Posted by lambelkip

alba means that it does not have red or purple pigments. most alba plants still have yellow, and only a few are pure white.

For this, I learnt from Phal. equestris. Yet again I might took 1 example and used it on all Phalaenopsis which maybe wrong

Phalaenopsis equestris var. alba — a pure white form; lacking yellow pigments on the callus.
Phalaenopsis equestris var. aurea — white flowers with a solid yellow lip.

Credits: Wikipedia

[Peejay Mac]

Looks very similar to an albanistic form of Phal heiroglyphica. I have 2 in my collection as per the attached photos.
Whatever yours is, I like it.

[wind08]

Originally Posted by Peejay Mac

Looks very similar to an albanistic form of Phal heiroglyphica. I have 2 in my collection as per the attached photos.
Whatever yours is, I like it.

Wow! that's a beautiful piece... Definitely looks similar but the one he have seems to have thicker bar!

[Alvin]

hmm...thanks for the opinions from everyone^^ i appreaciate it^^ too bad i lost the name tag...haha...and the boss also dont know the name...the this become a mystery phal species...^^