Noid Phalaenopsis

Lovely plant do you have many orchids?

A fair few. Mostly noids, but a few hybrids too.
Last year I grew a species for the first time - Habenaria radiatta (see link below). I'm waiting for a dispatch date for a Habenaria medussa (I'm cheating by buying a flowering/near flowering sized plant).
I'm growing Pleione formosa this year for the first time, and they're coming along well.

http://www.growsonyou.com/garden/show_garden_item/29417-white-egret-orchid

Beautiful

thank you Johnjoe!

Looks really beautiful Meanie.

Thank you Alexandramou!

Lovely.......

This rebloom has gone really well Milky. It even withstood being moved to Sues last week!

Meanie its very lovely.my hubby has just brought an orchid from the jungle, any suggetion to grow it in a pot ?

I really like the sound of that Camillia...."my hubby has just brought an orchid from the jungle"

Yes, Alexandramou.Its always that he brings the plants and I do the planting,most of the time from Nursery sometime from unusual places too :).Last time when he was on a trip to our capital city ,he saw them as he was passing through the jungle.He took the trouble of climbing up the tree and getting it out of the tree trunk.Isn't it quite generous of him?

Camillia, that is very generous of him!!! ;o))))

What kind of orchid is it Camillia?

Meanie l don't have any idea about the types of orchids.he told me that it was hanging on the tree trunk and the worse is that l found nothing in the nursery as the growing material pls help me as l don't want to let it die.

Post a photo and we'll see what we can do.
Best thing for the moment is to soak some sphagum moss and gently place that around the roots. Keep it in shade too.