Oncidium naevium Epicattleya this species is prized for

this species is prized for its distinctive heart-shaped flower form that gives it its name

often displaying attractive reddish coloration that adds to the plant's ornamental appeal

especially during midday hours

while the trilobed lip displays a fimbriate frontal lobe and a neat yellow callus

producing spectacular spherical umbellate inflorescences with dozens of simultaneously opening flowers

Oncidium naevium Epicattleya this species is prized forA floriferous epiphyte native to the Andean cloud forests, producing dense, upright spikes packed with numerous medium sized flowers. The lanceolate sepals and petals taper to sharp tips and are covered in bold, irregular maculate spotting, while the compact trilobed lip features a rounded frontal lobe and a contrasting basal callus. Light: Bright indirect light with 4060% shade cloth; avoid direct midday sun, which can stress the pseudobulbs and