Around these parts they are garden plants, very easy to grow and run of the mill hybrids have very little value. Here are a couple of pics. A few hybrids showing better quality flowers Named variety. Epidendrum Cosmo Dream Color 'Philip' Lovely colour and improved flower shape on plants with a more compact growing habit.

Hi gary, thanks for the reply, I did put a picture up with the original post, don't know why it isn't visible, but I have uploaded it again. If the pic comes through, you will see a long flower spike with what appears to be numerous buds along the length, those buds are the flowers, the stem took four months to grow and I kept waiting for it to flower, not knowing that it was in flower.

All three are hybrids of the Oncidiinae Sub-tribe. Which is probably gibberish. But the problem is that there are thousands and thousands of registered hybrids, so unless your plants are copies (mericlones) exact id is just about impossible. 1) is an intergeneric with Odontoglossum influence 2) is an intergeneric with Miltonia influence 3) is an intergeneric with Cochlioda influence Intergeneric meaning a combination of genera. This is (of course) just a guess, but reading cultivation notes about Miltonia (not Miltoniopsis), Odontoglossum and Oncidium might put you on the right cultivation track.

Might be a Casetum. Enter Casetum Orchidglade in google search and have a look at the images.