Oncidium Jardin Del Azuay Sarcochilus venus chosen for its particularly

venus chosen for its particularly vivid floral expression

Direct sunlight must be strictly avoided as it will burn the velvety leaves

The branched

giving it the common name "The Dancing Bulbophyllum"

producing blooms that range from vibrant magenta-red with bright yellow throats to warm coral-orange with deep burgundy lips

Oncidium Jardin Del Azuay Sarcochilus venus chosen for its particularlyA refined Oncidium hybrid from the cross between Onc. Point Pesky and Onc. nobile, blending the vigorous spray habit of its Oncidium parentage with the elegant, well structured blooms contributed by the noble species. Named after the garden province of Azuay in Ecuador, this hybrid carries a distinctly Andean character in both its cool intermediate preferences and graceful floral presentation. Light: Bright, indirect light under 4050% shade cloth;