What type of orchids do I have?

Could you please look at my orchids and tell my the type of orchid (Phal, Den., etc.)?

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here are the rest...

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First two: Phalaenopsis
Last one: Hard Cane Dendrobium

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the first two; left is a phalaenopsis right is a cattleya
second, don't know
third; hard cane dendrobium

second posting
top two are phalaenopsis
bottom one; hard cane dendrobium

Oops, forgot to say, Nice Plants! lol You have chosen well, these kind are easy to grow. The biggest trick is learning not to overwater.

Thanks so much. I just hope I get them to bloom.

Don't stress, you'll be fine and so will your chids

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First set
Upper left: Phalaenopsis
Upper Right: Cattleya or a hybrid. By the size of the pseudobulbs, it may be an "old world" variety, dating back to prior to breeders trying to shrink the plant so they fit nicely on office desks .
Lower left: Ascocenda or a related variety (or a very young Vanda). If it is related to a Vanda, repot it in a much smaller pot. They dont like being overpotted.
Lower Right: Hard-cane dendrobium (too many hybrids to guess)

Second Set
Upper two: Phalaenopsis
Bottom: Hard-cane dendrobium - although a bit stubby one.

~John

Well, you have your answers, so I will just add that they look really nice. I agree about the overpotting statement above as well.

Cheers,
BD

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We could learn a lot from crayons: some are sharp, some are pretty, some are dull, some have weird names, and all are different colors....but they all exist very nicely in the same box. ...Hmmm? .

I did not know that about the Vanda. I will be re potting soon.

Also, thanks for the interesting tidbit on the Cattleya. I have yet to see it in bloom. My friend and I purchased it at a local greenhouse and split it (the plant was huge). When it finally blooms, I will be sure to post the pictures. Maybe then we can determine if it is a hybrid. Though from your description, I kind of hope its not!