Would you show us picture of it?

Tanie

Here is the picture

Most Phalaenopsis enthusiasts would have one or have grown one. If you google Phalaenopsis Orchid World and look at images you may be able to ID. the particular clone name of your orchid. (That is the bit in quotes) at the end of the name.

Thank you Plantgraze. It's very striking beautiful for a phal.

Tanie

Just to be clear, this isn't my Phalaenopsis, I thought that you needed a picture to perhaps ID the particular Phal I was talking about.

I will be receiving MY phal in the next week, but since you asked I put up a picture in case you could go recognize it in your own or someone else's collection. I'm curious if this grows just like any other Phal or if it has particular care requirements so I can grow it to its' potential.

"Your" Phalaenopsis is famous with numerous awarded clones. Your plant could be an awarded clone, an un-awarded clone or a Seedling made by doing the crossing again.
Standard Phalaenopsis culture should be fine. If you are a newbie, google American Orchid Society + Culture to find some culture notes.

This post was edited by arthurm on Sun, Nov 9, 14 at 1:17

I don't have any orchid looks like the one in the picture you posted. Sorry! But there are Arthur, Westoh, Nick, Jane and many other experienced orchid growers will be able to identify it for you as Arthur did. It always good to have picture when you need someone to help identify anyways. I wish I'd come across some phal like that one.

Tanie

Grow like any other phal, maybe a little warmer like a violacea...

Good luck,

Bob