Oncidium Morona Angraecum A prolific epiphyte from the

A prolific epiphyte from the cloud forests of Central America

Successful cultivation of the unique Anthurium angustisectum requires attention to its natural habitat conditions

As a complex Rlc

pendulous fans of needle-like leaves with small flowers emerging directly from the base of the growth

branched panicles of few

Oncidium Morona Angraecum A prolific epiphyte from theA robust hybrid of Onc. dracoceps Onc. Espiritu Santo, producing branched spikes with several medium sized, well formed flowers. The elongated sepals and petals display bold maculate patterning, while the broad trilobed lip features a wide frontal lobe and a richly ornamented central callus flanked by prominent column wings. Light: Bright indirect light with 4060% shade cloth; avoid direct midday sun, which can scorch the long, lanceolate leaves.