Epidendrum radicans 'Pinky'
 

In the spring of 2015 I found a basket of this on a supplier's greenhouse floor. He gave me a chunk. Some one else identified it for me. It has just grown since then. I put it under a cheap grow light this fall and now have 4 scapes soon to bloom and maybe more to come.

It gets bright light, water and fert sometimes and otherwise benign neglect. Easy and adaptable...but not floofy.

But it blooms so much more constantly than "floofys"!
Nice color!

Something to be said for easy and rewarding, huh?😁

Absolutely lovely! I'm a big fan of Epis.

Really nice color!

I remember seeing flower beds full of reed-stem Epis in coastal southern California when I was a kid. They were mostly a yellow-orange-red variety.

Watch carefully for spider mites. They love these.

Nice, but no 'radicans'. More like a secundum-hybrid.
They flower all year round ... well, more or less. Sometimes they take a sabbatical, too!

It came without any name. An orchid dealer suggested it was radicans. Thanks for the info, Fernando, I'll look into that.
The original plant was collected by a Purdue professor who obtained it (I understand) from their native habitat where they grow like weeds (and are mowed off by brush hogs).

From another site, Phapmadman says: "Epi. radicans should typically have relatively abundant roots along the stem, and most other reed-stems will be more limited to roots only at the base - a relative difference, not absolute..." this plants has abundant stem roots.

That would be radicans, indeed. As far as I know, radicans is semi-resupinate, not like the flowers in your photo.
Alas - it's beautiful as it is.

What a beautiful springtime burst of color!

I see your point. Apparently there is a lot of breeding being done.
Epidendrums — Cal-Orchid Inc.