Oncidium ligiae Anguloa Light: Schomburgkia splendida thrives in

Light: Schomburgkia splendida thrives in bright

as standing water will quickly lead to root rot

Successive blooms emerge from compact plants

branched stems

rounded petals and a prominent slipper-shaped pouch with contrasting coral-pink interior markings

Oncidium ligiae Anguloa Light: Schomburgkia splendida thrives inA botanically unique species from the cloud forests of South America, producing long, pendulous, highly branched spikes densely set with numerous small flowers of a remarkably distinctive structure. The sepals and petals are reduced to extremely narrow, thread like, reflexed filaments, creating a striking contrast with the large, inflated, saccate lip that bears a bold yellow orange callus and dark spotting at its base. Light: Bright indirect light