Oncidium oliganthum Laelia This primary hybrid combines the

This primary hybrid combines the distinctive patterning from both parents

It can handle direct morning or late afternoon sun but should be protected from harsh midday sun

and ready to adapt quickly to their new growing environment

The semi-open flowers feature fused sepals with short tails and a richly patterned

thrives as an intermediate grower with a moderate nighttime temperature drop to stimulate flowering

Oncidium oliganthum Laelia This primary hybrid combines theA compact epiphyte from the cloud forests of Central America, producing branched spikes with small to medium sized flowers well spaced along slender branches. The ovate sepals and petals have a maculate texture with a slightly undulate margin, while the trilobed lip features a broad, wedge shaped frontal lobe with a crenulate edge and a dark spotted basal callus. Light: Bright indirect light with 5060% shade cloth; avoid direct sun, which can stress