oncidium question about yellow leaves

[tucker85]

Your plant looks pretty good. I see new roots and a new psuedobulb. Good luck.

[Oscarman]

Your plant looks good, with natural aging of older/outer leaves. Out of the pot - it looks great. Look at all those new roots!! You are doing it right.

Medium to fine bark is a better choice for these fine rooted plants. I grow mine in PrimeAgra or expanded clay pellets and they seem to be really happy in it - in "my environment".

[nenella]

Originally Posted by Oscarman

Your plant looks good, with natural aging of older/outer leaves. Out of the pot - it looks great. Look at all those new roots!! You are doing it right.

Medium to fine bark is a better choice for these fine rooted plants. I grow mine in PrimeAgra or expanded clay pellets and they seem to be really happy in it - in "my environment".

Hi, I too agree with Oscarman Your plant looks fine. I too grow mine in SH with pellets.. In my conditions it has trebled in size and flowers regularly. Keep us posted

Thank you Tucker, Oscarman and Nenella. Being new to oncidiums it is nice to hear from experienced people that my plant is OK.
I am wondering how far Sharry Baby is from blooming size. I realize that it is a youngster, but is it possible to bloom next year?

[Birdieollie]

I have a few twinkles that I just brought in for the winter that are looking a bit chlorotic overall. I don't know how well it'll show in the picture, but they're not as vibrant as usual. I wonder if it was from a period of too much rain when they were outside? Or if all the flower spikes are just sucking up a lot of nutrients? I feed weakly weekly, but I may not be extremely consistent. Could it be from the drop in light, bringing them inside? Thank you!

[Roberta]

This is a really old thread. You should start a new one, you'll get more response.

[Birdieollie]

Okay thank you. I'll do that.