What kind of orchid is this?

[Flower Fool]

This is my first time on this website. So hopefully the pictures I'm attaching come through. I am looking for some help to identify an orchid.
I had several orchids given to me 2 years ago. There were no tags on them so have no idea what kind they are. I have no luck growing orchids. Only have two left. One has bloomed for me a couple of times now, and from what I've been able to find on the web I think it's an Oncidium. I have attached a picture.
But the other one has never bloomed and I am having a hard time figuring out what it is. I think it may be a Coryanthes. I am attaching a picture of it as well. Hopefully someone can tell me what it is and how to take care of it.
Thank you in advance for any information you can give me.

[lambelkip]

The first one is an Oncidium intergeneric. a more specific ID will not be possible.

the second one does not look like a Coryanthes. I think it's more likely a Phaius or Calanthe. Unfortunately, I think you're going to have to experiment a bit to figure out how to care for it.

[Flower Fool]

Thanks Kip

With your help I have looked at pictures of Phaius and Calanthe Orchids. It could very well be one of those. So now that means I should change its potting medium. Right now it is planted in only orchid bark. If it's a Phaius or Calanthe it needs some potting soil in the mix.
Once again thank you for your help.

[Cym Ladye]

Originally Posted by Flower Fool

Thanks Kip

With your help I have looked at pictures of Phaius and Calanthe Orchids. It could very well be one of those. So now that means I should change its potting medium. Right now it is planted in only orchid bark. If it's a Phaius or Calanthe it needs some potting soil in the mix.
Once again thank you for your help.

Potting mix is not the only factor in growing different genera. You also need to consider light and temperature.

Cym Ladye

[lepetitmartien]

First one is a Goodaleara Eurostar, a common hybrid.