Need ID of these two...
 

Want to know the name:

http://i391.photobucket.com/albums/o...ff/orchid3.jpg
http://i391.photobucket.com/albums/o...f/orchid4a.jpg
http://i391.photobucket.com/albums/o...f/orchid4b.jpg

Thanks! :waving

First one is some kind of Dendrobium hybrid.

Second and third are some kind of Oncidium hybrid I believe, probably with O. varicosum in the ancestry. :)

The oncidium looks like 'sweet sugar' but there are many hybrids that have that same look.

I agree, sweet sugar!

ok, now... When I photographed that yellow "oncidium", it had about 10 spikes, all ridiculously bloomed with about 60-80 little flowers each. All the spikes had (and everytime have) a length of about 7 or 9 feets long... yep, you've read right. As of today, all of the spikes are almost gone. I'll wait till it blooms again and take another photo. I wrote all this because I've made a google search and found that the Oncidium Sweet Sugar doesn't have spikes so long... Am I right?

Can it be Oncidium sphacelatum..?

now, that you have more facts to work with, you can narrow it down, here is a pic of my sphacelatum
Nine spikes, hundreds of flowers, I split it into 4 large baskets.


http://www.orchidboard.com/community...DSC_0032-1.JPG

Howdy
in my experience, sphacelatum is never that yellow, and not redish but brownish, and the lip/skirt is never that large. I don't think it is gower ramsey, or sweet sugar, etc, because in hybridizing them, they were trying to shorten them down to managable size [but my gower ramsey has gone 4 plus feet; so.....]. My educated guess is as mentioned first, something along the lines of oncidium varicosum.

take care
may all your orchids bloom like crazy

Rex
aka POLKA

After seeing CTB's Oncidium sphacelatum, all I can say is that hers looks almost the same as mine...
:-)
THANKS!!!!