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So I was at Whole Foods and saw a table of orchids *which is my downfall...tables of plants* and saw this beauty! Im not sure if it is what it says it is...a "Burana"....
It came with a clay pot so thats nice and Ive got some mix to replant it with.
Pot. = Potinara, which is a complex intergeneric hybrid of Brassavola x Cattleya x Laelia x Sophronitis. Orchids are awfully promiscuous.
Burana _____ (I can't read the last word on the label) is just a name someone gave a particular hybrid. I may or may not be a registered name.
By the way, I think just about everyone would refer to it as a Catt hybrid, since all those genera are part of the broad group closely related to Cattleya.
Bruce is right. I would say a cattleya alliance hybrid. Mind you, once the parents of the plant is unknown you are for sure never going to get a true ID for the plant. With orchids being so intercrossed there are MANY different hybrids that look similar. Nice little plant though. Grow it out and it will look nice. Many are reliable bloomers and stay compact if it is pot hybrid.
Josh, assuming the label wasn't switched, he does have the name - Pot. Burana ______. Maybe the word I can't read on the label is Beauty, because this came up when I googled Pot. Burana:
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