Found it at a local orchid nursery today.
At first I did not believe what I saw, it was a salmon range double! It is small in size on a tall slim scape. The size at its widest tips is slightly less than 4 inches. It has a cream throat similar to striatum or puniceum. All the scapes that I saw at the nursery have 2 blooms per scape.
Here are the photos ...
Salmon orange, full double with thin petals that get frilly as they ages. This is taken under shade at the nursery
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Here the photo taken at night using a flash. Notice the cream throat. It has some pollens, too!
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From the top.
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Anybody know of its ID? Anyway, thanks for looking and enjoy the photos!
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