Orchid ID Please
Orkid_Nut
9 years ago
Hi folks. Got given this orchid 10 years ago and it has flowered twice. I have no idea what it is though. My first thought was an Odontoglossum, but it's hard to tell. Any ideas appreciated. It flowers in January and lives in my shade house happily. Sorry about photo of the poor flower, it's the only one with flower, leaves and pseudobulbs showing.
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