This is obviously a completely different plant, probably a Vulystekera of sorts. I cannot distinguish from the leaves where one plant ends and the other starts. I'll show it to my society members next week and then try to dissect the 2 plants following the rhizome. Since the yellow Miltonia produced 100 flowers and the other one managed 2, I think it should be easy, the second plant should be small.

I wonder how it got there. Often when you see 2 different plants in the same pot it's because the growers spike the pot by putting in 2 small seedlings thus giving the impression of a much larger plant, it's called marketing. In this case , one plant ios 50 times bigger than the other, maybe a seed grabbed hold. Any thoughts.

My only thought is that I love that white with lavender spots, so very pretty!

Both really pretty