Oncidium hyphaematicum Cuitlauzina terete leaves arranged alternately

terete leaves arranged alternately

ensuring consistent airflow to prevent fungal issues

The elongated leaf form and graceful growth pattern make this species particularly attractive as it matures and develops its climbing habit

Providing strong air movement around the container helps ensure optimal development and uniform flowering cycles for this medium-sized plant with very large flowers

Oncidium hyphaematicum Cuitlauzina terete leaves arranged alternatelyA floriferous species from the cloud forests of South America, producing branched, arching spikes densely set with medium sized flowers of exceptional texture. The broadly spreading sepals and petals display heavily ruffled, crisped margins with irregular dark blotching, while the large, rounded lip echoes the same exuberant, frilled edge and bears a neat central callus. Light: Bright indirect light with 4060% shade cloth; avoid direct sun, which can