Once tags are lost, ids are just about impossible.

Possibly related to or a clone of Brassanthe Maikai

Thank you so much! I bought it at a flea market and there wasn’t any tags, but the flowers was too spectacular to pass it of.

Agree with Arthur.

Absolutely beautiful!

Does it have a night time fragrance? Sniff it at night when the lights are off.

Good buy!

Jane

Mike just so you know, Brassavolas can grow very well in the North. I grew them for many years and even brought some with me to Florida. In NY, I grew them outside all summer, brought them in when the temps got cool and they would flower. I loved them for their beautiful night fragrance.

If you haven't tried them, give them a go. They are easy plants if you have good light.

Jane

It doesn’t have any smell at all! I tried because I assumed its similar to brassavola nodosa that it will have a smell at night. This orchid has been growing in there for few years now, and once the flower is spent, I’ll divide it. I actually divided this when I first got it.

The first pictures is growing with tillandsias, and the second one growing by itself is in the corner of the house that I meant to put various tillandsia to hide the DIY basket pot.

I live in Hawaii, so this orchid stay outside all year long. It’s quirky that both set of plants didn‘t flower at the same time. When the flowers in the first picture started fade, the second division started to grow flower buds and bloom few days later. I guess because each are receiving different amount of sunshine, it affected it?

You are probably right that conditions were slightly different or that the division was set back and might take another year to get going. Too bad about the fragrance, I love the nodosa fragrance.

Whatever, it is truly beautiful. Congratulations!

Jane