Oncidium epidendroides Jatropha arched over by a hooded

arched over by a hooded dorsal sepal above a compact lip and column

visually stunning flowers

A rare and sought-after cool-growing species from Ecuador

elongated sepals that curve gracefully downward and a small trilobed lip

Oncidium epidendroides Jatropha arched over by a hoodedA distinctive species from the cloud forests of Ecuador, producing horizontal, branched inflorescences with numerous well spaced flowers along the rachis. The narrow, strongly recurved sepals and petals bear dark blotches on a yellow green ground, framing a trilobed lip with a white central lobe and fine striations. Light: Bright indirect light with 5060% shade cloth; avoid direct sun, which can scorch the foliage. Temperature: 4668F (820C); a cool