Oncidium Pamela Ann Cactaceae making this intermediate to warm-growing

making this intermediate to warm-growing species particularly valuable for collectors seeking heat-tolerant Masdevallia

fleshy ovate labelo

and fleshy contrasting labelos — a floriferous and boldly patterned selection prized among collectors

Best cultivated in a large

'San Juan' is a specially selected clone of Anthurium coriaceum

Oncidium Pamela Ann Cactaceae making this intermediate to warm-growingA primary hybrid of Onc. constrictum Onc. alexandrae, two large flowered Andean cloud forest species, this intermediate growing orchid produces branching spikes with multiple large, star shaped flowers with narrow, crenated segments and a trilobed lip with a vivid yellow callus. The bold mottling and windswept floral form give this primary hybrid an unmistakable wild elegance. Light: Bright indirect light with 4050% shade cloth; avoid harsh midday