Some of my previous bloomings
 

Here are some of the plants I have bloomed throughout the year

1. Neofinetia hybrid (Lost the tag during Hurricane Katrina)
2. Eurychone rothschildiana
3. Aerangis biloba
4. Vanda (Madame Rattana x Dona Roma Sanchez)
5. Bc. Little Mermaid 'Janet'

1. Ascofinetia (Ascocentrum x Neofinetia) Peaches 'Kultana'[?]

Maybe...

Asconopsis Irene Dobkin x Vascostylis Five Friendship(?)

I'm leaning more towards the Ascofinetia Peaches. I bought it from Carter and Holmes about a week before Katrina but I ordered many Neofinetia crosses and this was the only one to survive the flood. It floated from my remains of a greenhouse into full sun where it sat until I was able to come home.

The only reason I think that might be the ID is that all the plants I bought were registered, so they had names not names of the parents in the cross.

They're all lovely, I really like your neofinetia hybrid.
Joann

Maybe ask Carter and Holmes if they recognize it. Maybe they will.

Perhaps you can get a positive ID from them.

May be worth it to check it out.

Joann- Thank you. I'm glad you like them

King of Orchid Growing- I sent them an email about six months ago when my plant was actually blooming. I explained the situation and attached a picture. I never heard back from them.

Love your plants especially Eurychone rothschildiana and the first one - whatever it is.

Thanks Anisa. I had a hard time finding the Eurychone. I try to pick up any Angraecoid I don't currently own if I see them because they're so hard to come by. I found that one at a local nursery.

Rare - that i was thinking! I dont think there are very many in collections. Perhaps it is hard to grow?

I've seen a few of them posted on other forums so they aren't too rare. I've also seen them offered from a few online vendors from time to time.

I've had mine for less than a year but it doesn't seem too hard to grow. I was told to treat it like a Phal so I have it mounted, low light, and watered frequently. I have heard that plants seem to have a finite lifespan and healthy plants tend to just decline and die for no apparent reason.