New orchids needs ID

[delphiguy]

Another here one ron, its a dendrochillum, but i cant remember which species
it is.... but somehow wenzellii comes to mind...

[walingwaling]

hi randy,
nice plants!

first one i would say dendrochilum glumaceum, not sure about the yellow column though.
second one may be dendrochilum wenzelli, yellow form.

wish i had more dendrochilum's, so im not sure about my guesses here, hopefully others can id em with certainty.

[delphiguy]

ron
thanks for the ID's I've looked at photos of dendrochilum glumaceum and they looked like
mine, so im calling mine dendrochilum glumaceum unless somebody would say otherwise.

thanks and a merry xmas and a happy new year.

[delphiguy]

Another one thats needs ID.... looks like a dendrobium to me but im not really
sure. Not a very big plant and the flowers are tiny and not fragrant.

First photo without flash, 2nd with flash and third is the whole plant.

Thanks

[Roy]

I'm guessing but I think these could be Eria species.

[walingwaling]

hi randy,
its an eria, just cant nail it...

nice one!

[delphiguy]

ron/roy
thanks for the ID, so its eria then... that narrows it down. I have searched on the
IOSPE website and have not found any eria photos that resembles mine, well i guess i have
label it as eria sp then.... thanks a lot for ID guys, appreciate it a lot.

[jimec]

The Cirrhopetalum appears to be Cirrhopetalum brevibrachiatum.
The Coelogyne certainly is C. sparsa.
The last pictures are of Dendrochilum glumaceum.

Jim Cootes
Author
The Orchids of the Philippines
Times Editions 2001

[jimec]

The yellow flowered Eria is, most likely, E. philippinensis. It is a member of section Polyura.

Jim Cootes
Author
The Orchids of the Philippines
Times Editions 2001

[walingwaling]

thanks jim for correcting my cirrhopetalum id.

how about the dendrochilum wenzelli, yellow form?

cheers,