Oncidium tigroides x Oncidium blandum Luisia maintain strong air circulation at

maintain strong air circulation at all times to prevent fungal issues and crown rot

Humidity: Maxillaria molitor orange thrives in high humidity

Watering: Water when the growing medium begins to dry

The genetic combination of multiple cattleya lineages offers exciting potential for producing large

an intermediate-cool grower that appreciates mild days and cool nights with good air movement

Oncidium tigroides x Oncidium blandum Luisia maintain strong air circulation atA primary hybrid of Onc. tigroides Onc. blandum, two cool growing species from the cloud forests of Ecuador. It produces arching, branched flower spikes densely set with small, star shaped flowers featuring narrow, heavily spotted sepals and petals and a trilobed lip with a prominent central callus. Light: Bright indirect light with 4060% shade cloth; good light levels encourage prolific flowering without scorching the foliage. Temperature: 5068F