I could be wrong but,Oaxaquena's sepals and petals are more rounded than these.These are more pointed.Its very nice tho. It looks like Laelia anceps 'White Wings'. Charles

This certainly is L anceps time. They are all in bloom and this is a very nice one. Nick

I have a ton of speciosums and thats after most were stolen from a rented greenhouse and what my dad killed. The short storg is that imported about 2.5k from Woolf Orchid Culture and a few months later, they were gone including all my variegated clivias, tillandsias, neofinetias, laelia anceps and lycastes. They only took labeled plants. So that ended my orchid growing career. Anyhow... Once they do bloom, they bloom regularly. Although they are known as cool growers, they really do need summer heat. When I lived in Los Angeles, I had bought about 12 divisions from Down Under Native Orchids who flew them in from Australia. They looked pretty terrible, mostly backbulbs and a few with leaves. It was fall 2010. I potted them up with coco chips and put them under a bench. The weather was still warm and they grew roots and sent up and matured fat pseudobulbs and most bloomed, rather sparsely, the following spring. Fast forward to 2015. They are all in the fog belt of the Bayarea with no protection. It rarely gets above 70 during the summer and nights are almost always below 50. Only about 5 out of 50 bloom each year. Growth is lush but new growth is sent out througout the year. The roots are okay but not great, its too wet during winter. Im actually dividing everything now as most are busting out of either 5 gallon squats or 15 gallons squats. I used a saw for most of it and tore them apart. Its the middle of winter and some have bew growth but all have new root growth so Im crossing my fingers. Ill be putting up a growit tent greenhouse tomorrow. If they dont bloom by next spring with a warmer and more protected environment, ill have to throw them away. Speaking of which, anyone want free divisions? They are a NOID, but they all came from DUNO. Shipping is pricy, though, unless we wait till May for ground shipping. Each bulb is about 2 lbs......

Then I use my umbrella and find the best lighting.Moving it around while being hand held I can change the darkness or lightness of the background.