Oncidium Tamara Ticktin Oncidium where it grows in humid

where it grows in humid forests at low elevations

or reddish-pink

nighttime lows of 50–57°F (10–14°C)

Consistent cool temperatures are essential

It produces broadly ovate-cordiform leaves with well-opened rounded basal lobes

Oncidium Tamara Ticktin Oncidium where it grows in humidA rare primary hybrid from the cross between Onc. dracoceps and Onc. zelenkoanum, uniting two distinctive Andean species to produce a plant of exceptional botanical interest and ornamental appeal. The close species parentage results in flowers that retain much of the wild character of both parents, with the vigor and adaptability of a first generation hybrid. Light: Bright, indirect light under 4050% shade cloth; consistent exposure supports strong