Oncidium harryanum Climate_Cool resulting in a epiphytic orchid

resulting in a epiphytic orchid famous for its exceptional orange coloration and its remarkable ability to produce passionate

The compact growth habit and reliable flowering make it a favorite among collectors who appreciate the delicate artistry of nature's patterns in miniature orchids

Aristocrat (1945)

"yellow") denotes this distinctive yellow-flowered form

Provide high light levels for optimal growth and leaf development

Oncidium harryanum Climate_Cool resulting in a epiphytic orchidAn iconic species from the cloud forests of South America, producing short, upright spikes with large, boldly patterned flowers of exceptional substance. The broadly spreading, reflexed sepals and petals display dense leopard like blotching over a pale ground, while the very large, trilobed lip bears an expansive, deeply fimbriate frontal lobe with bold, contrasting venation and a prominent yellow callus. Light: Bright indirect light with 4060% shade