There was some sunlight this morning, and I was scheduled for the later shift today (and this whole weekend) so I took some pictures of some of my phalaenopsis species that are flowering. I was glad to see the reichenbachiana flowering again, though not so pleased to see more mealybug on it (sigh). One of my pics shows an interloper right above the lip, which I didn't see before I took the pictures. My phal violacea alba and cornu cervi alba were also flowering but the flowers don't look that nice. All of these species are from southeast asia and the reichenbachiana is fairly rare. The yellow phal deliciosa is a very faithful bloomer and usually has two spikes or more when flowering.
closeup of phal reichenbachiana 'OrchidPhile' CHM/AOS
closeup of phal pulchra
phal deliciosa yellow variety (or phal hookeriana)
phal equestris
closeup of phal reichenbachiana 'OrchidPhile' CHM/AOS
closeup of phal pulchra
phal deliciosa yellow variety (or phal hookeriana)
phal equestris