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What a little lovely! Thank you for sharing.
Beautiful, congrats!
So it is called ( Buenos Aires ) wonder what that means
Wow, very pretty blooms! Your lucky you found such a healthy looking phal. ! In my stores most have... root rot, crown rot, weird flowers (genetic problem), virus, fungus, insect and blah blah blah. There could be MANY ID to it like sogo twinkle, sogo Vivien and much more. Enjoy your pretty blooms! (Cheers on Thanksgiving)
Alex
Hi Alex.....yes i was very lucky as i always check the orchids before i buy...as i have brought some that have had rot and snails in the pots eating away the bulbs...glad you liked it..yes has very beautiful blooms to...i have found the proper plant and here is the photo that is the same as mine....it is called Phalaenopsis Anthura Buenos Aires
Bravo! Clive. From newbie recruited member to photographer and detective. Good call on identfying your noid. Hours of surfing usually only end up non the wiser but with eye strain. It may well have a family tree and possibly know its parents and relatives if a hybrid but could be species. These details are a tad challenging to find sometimes and worth the wait until the right eyes view it.. Beautiful color palette and looking at your pot/root studies i cant tell if that is blanket algae or moss germinating. Is this the one you mentioned? Very good strong healthy roots and its not often a phal is sold with such a good root system and quality bark. In the past have had them jam packed in moss (sold in packaging or ceramic vase) and only had its strong healthy succulent leaves to sustain it until new roots form.