Help with ID

[OnicheK]

Hello,

I got this plant a few months ago and it was sold to me as a Neo. It first produced a spike (now in bloom) and another one is on its way.

It went in bloom today into... this. The flowers are incredibly small (about 1 cm large and 5 mm high) and you can see the colour for yourselves.

I am definitely sure it is not a Neo, but I think Pteroceras, maybe a hybrid.

I'll try to trace the seller, of course, but in the meantime, I would like to hear your opinions.

Thank you in advance,

O.

[myorchid]

Do you have a picture of the whole plant? The flower kind of looks like a Sedirea.

Nice looking flower!

[OnicheK]

Thank you, Myorchid!

This is the whole thing. I do not have Sedireas, but I saw some pictures online and the leaves seem to be different, but similar to the ones of the Pteroceras -- at least this one I have

I know the picture is not very good, but it half past midnight over here, so I have to deal with the available lights in the house.

Well, let's hope we can ID it!

Oh, as for Sedireas, how small are their flowers

[solay]

Don't know what it is either, but it's very cute. I'm sure someone will come along that can ID it for you soon. Does it have a scent?

[kmarch]

It's certainly not a Neo or Sederia, both plant habit and flower are all wrong for both. I wonder if it is a type of Gastrochilus, though I'm not sure because Gastrochilus typically have short inflorescences with clusters of flowers.

[OnicheK]

K, thank you for your answer! I have no idea either, I still hope to trace the seller and maybe find it out this way.

Solay, I couldn't smell anything until now, but it went in bloom yesterday. Maybe there's a chance of perfume when flowers get more mature? I've got no idea, since I don't even know what it is. I have an alien in the house!!! )

I can only tell you that I'm growing it on bark alone and it seems to like it, since it has two spikes. But I know this doesn't help with the ID...

[OnicheK]

Hello again,

This is for all of you, most of all for Mr. Kmarch -- could it be a Sarcoglyphis comberi? Or a Cleisostoma arietinum?

The colour of the lip became more pink than before, I'll take some new photos tomorrow with natural light.

Have a good night everyone!