Pinstriped pink Phalaenopsis noid

I have many noid phals but that doesn't stop me from enjoying them. Although, I prefer to acquire accurately named cultivars, it is rarely possible nowadays unless purchasing plants from a reputable nursery.

Oh well, I hope you enjoy this cute little pinstriped gem...she looks like she's dressed in pyjamas!

Doritaenopsis? Newberry Parfait?

Plant I received as a gift is now blooming again for a second season. It loves being in a hanging pot.

Pink Veined/white Phalaenopsis NOID

This orchid was presented to me as a gift by a friend. The petals are mainly white but are delicately cloured with soft pink tones and the flower has a dark pink lip. This orchid was very long flowering. Image used by permission from the author.

Pinstripe Phalaenopsis

This pink phal actually has a veined pattern which I find resembles pinstripes. I have yet to coax this stubborn plant to bloom for me. I saved this plant (noid) from certain death when I purchased it and so may take many years to bloom.

NOID Moth Orchid

I could not resist getting this nice pink flowered moth orchid eventhough it did not have a id. tag.

NOID Moth Orchid

Put your sunglasses on for this beauty! It is unfortunate that there was no identification for this phal so I classify it as a "noid". One possibility could be "Pink Valentine". The bright magenta color is complimented by a dark cerise lip with a speckled yellow throat.

NOID oncidium

This oncidium variety is most likely "Aloha Iwanaga" or "Sweet Sugar". Nice compact plant with loads of yellow blooms. Also called dancing ladies orchid because the individual flowers resemble a dancing lady with a ball room dress.