Finally got some blooms, now I need an ID
 

So its been a while since I posted but everything has been vegetative..... until now! I finally got this noid rescue from lowes to bloom and I'm curious if anyone has any idea what it is?
http://i442.photobucket.com/albums/q...56/Orchid2.jpg
http://i442.photobucket.com/albums/q...156/Orchid.jpg

Thanks in advance
Evan Keller

Looks like some kind of Oncidium intergeneric. Just my 2 cents

I was thinking the same thing, prolly just some oncidium mutt

Sorry I can't help with an ID but it sure is pretty, I love the color.
Joann

Thanks'! It really is good looking flower, better in person for sure

Not sure but wondering how long it took before it flowered. I have some lowes oncidium too just curious.

Miltonidium hybrid maybe? But I'm not sure- I only have 2 miltonidiums.

and onc type is about the best you'll be able to get, sadly.

your in carlisle! thats really close to me! you should come to our susquehannah orchid society! come out to a meeting!

It looks a lot like Colmanara Wildcat, but that's just a guess.

Se if you can find out who distributes them to Lowe's and continue your search from that.

Arenal, great idea!

EKBotanist, I would also just keep an eye out for your orchid at Lowe's, and one just may turn up with a tag. I have seen groups of the same orchid at Lowe's, some missing tags.

That's a good idea. It took about 1 year to finally flower, it grew 1 new pseudobulb and then flowered about 5 months later give or take.

Colmanara wildcat family. Wildcat is a solid color, this one has light yellow spots on the leaves. But it is close.

Colmanara Wildcat crosses are variable and lots have a lot of spotting and barring. Colmanara Wildcat 'Lorene' looks similar to yours.

Below is a link to a photo and another photo from OrchidWiz of 'Lorene'



Colmanara Wildcat 'Lorene' | Flickr - Photo Sharing!

Pretty bloom!! It also reminds me of a Wildcat, but not sure if that actually what it is.

If it's not a Colmanara Wildcat then it's something pretty similar.

Probably can't ever be sure of an ID, I have a Wildcat very like it but don't have a cultivar name for mine. It was sold to me as 'Bobcat' but I suspect it was miss-labelled due to the yellow breaks in the flower colour like yours.

You do have the cultivar name: Bobcat! Yours is probably Colmanara Wildcat 'Bobcat'.

But it doesn't look right for Bobcat Camille :dunno: Bobcat (as I remember) has solid flowers with yellow edging and yellow tint on the back. Mine has yellow 'zebra' striping with a yellow tint on the back.

Here's mine... it's very similar to Evan's at the top of this thread. Except mine doesn't have the white splash in the lip.
http://www.orchidboard.com/community...a-bob-cat.html
http://www.orchidboard.com/community...at-bobcat.html

Mine was actually bought as Cambria 'Bobcat' without a grex name. Now I know that Cambria is not a real genus and covers a whole range of intergeneric oncidiums (including colmanara). I'm pretty certain mine is a Colmanara and I've tagged it as such. I've also tagged it as a Wildcat but I try and make sure I always make clear in postings that I'm not 100% sure. As for the 'Bobcat' bit, well if it looked more like that I would probably just tag it as Colmanara Wildcat 'Bobcat' on the basis of the label and assume it correct... it's that difference which makes that doubt.

Its awhole different hobby just to figure what orchid you may have, lol.
Check the list from paramount orchids sometimes it can help to narrow things down abit ....


Oncidium Intergenerics A thru H

OrchidWiz shows several photos of the 'Bobcat' cultivar that have yellow barring on the petals like yours RosieC and the more plain ones as well.

Interesting, very interesting Silken. Hmm, if that variability is possible in the 'Bobcat' cultivar then mine could well be that given the name it was sold under :hmm

Here are several of the photos of 'Bobcat' taken from OrchidWiz:

Cool, thanks Silken!

It is definitely a Colmanara Wildcat, what type wil most likely never be known but thanks everyone for the positive ID's I'm not sure I would have figured that out on my own!
Cheers
Evan