An Orange Asconcenda noid

[angel]

I think this one is either Ascda Fuchs Spotted Cat, or, which I'm leaning more toward, Ascda Fuchs Spotted Orange.

Same color and pattern as that on the Spotted Cat, Roy, but the Cat has more rounded flowers and the lip is much lighter, not dark red. Saw some photos of the Spotted Orange but the flowers are paler, not the intense color of my orchid, and the spots are quite different too.

[angel]

I think this one is either Ascda Fuchs Spotted Cat, or, which I'm leaning more toward, Ascda Fuchs Spotted Orange.

Saw some photos online. Mine has similar color and patterns as that on the Ascda Fuchs Spotted Cat but the Cat has more rounded flowers and has a paler lip, not dark red. The Spotted Orange is much paler, color not as intense, and the spots are quite different too. Overall, the Spotted Cat is a closer match.

[vandagirl]

I like this one Angel. It's a beauty. Maybe it's a NOID, but I like it any way. I really like these kind of colors.

[angel]

Thanks for the LIKES, Raver and Willeke.

[vandagirl]

Your welcome Angel. I really do like it. I prefer happy colors.

[cdayinflorida]

Really nice, Angel!

[angel]

I like this one Angel. It's a beauty. Maybe it's a NOID, but I like it any way. I really like these kind of colors.

Me too, Willeke. These rich, hot colors for a warm tropical garden. Nothing beats that.

[vandagirl]

I know what you mean. They make you feel happy.

[angel]

Really nice, Angel!

Thank you Cathy. ;-)

[angel]

I know what you mean. They make you feel happy.

Happy and vibrant and alive, Willeke. it also helps that this particular ascocenda have flowers that are clustered a little tighter than the usual. I mean the flowers are not spaced far from each other on the spike. It gives a more rounded, compact appearance, as if arranged in a floral bouquet.