Need help with id

[Niu]

Hello! I was wondering if anyone knows the name of this orchid.
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[PaphMadMan]

Ghost orchid? (There was no photo or even an original post visible at the time)

[Azizan]

Did you forgot something like the picture or attachment?

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Hello! I was wondering if anyone knows the name of this orchid.
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Lovely! Looks like Brassocattleya Nakornpathome Silver but I'm not a Cattleya expert. I'm sure someone will give some feedback.

[Chris in Hamilton]

Closest one I can find on the WWW is something called BC. Nakornpathome Silver but not exactly the same.

[PaphMadMan]

There are several hybrids that are virtually impossible to tell apart, various combinations of C. bicolor with B. nodosa and/or another Brassavola, in various proportions. Simplest case is Bc. Binosa (C. bicolor x B. nodosa). Bc. Nakornpathome Silver (Bc. Binosa x B. nodosa) and Bc. Green Bird (Bc. Binosa x B. Little Stars) are a couple more, but not the only possibilities, and this might not even be a registered hybrid. Since they are all somewhat variable, just because a picture isn't an exact match doesn't mean it is a different cross. I would think Bc. Binosa might be more likely because the next generation hybrids tend to be more nodosa-spidery, with thinner tepals that flop or curl a bit. It is almost certainly something in that Bc. Binosa family, but a definite ID will not be possible if you have no other information from a label or the supplier.