The linked photo was a floral arrangement using a Cymbidium flower—not the user's plant. Broad basal leaves and flower description match Phalaenopsis (moth orchid), the most common retail orchid.
Floral arrangement sites use cut flowers from various genera. A Cymbidium flower in a vase doesn't mean the plant is a Cymbidium.
Trust the plant's growth habit, not a cut flower in a designer vase.
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Orchid Identification Resources for Beginners: Books, Websites, Societies
Confirming Phalaenopsis ID: Floral Arrangement Photo Misleads
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Phalaenopsis Orchid After Blooming: To Cut or Not to Cut the Spike?
Repotting a Phalaenopsis from Clear Plastic Pot to Orchid Planter
Post-Purchase Phalaenopsis Care: Normal Flower Drop and Repotting
Mealybugs on Orchids: Identification, Treatment & Root Rot Prevention
Miltonia Orchid Care: Bright Indirect Light, Dry-Down Watering
Identifying Orchid Cactus (Epiphyllum) from Cutting
Orchid Identification Challenge: Thousands of Species and Hybrids
Phalaenopsis Orchid (Moth Orchid): Reblooming Secrets & Care
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