Is this new growth on my onc/odm hybrid?

[RosieC]

Cambria is a non-specific intergeneric genus for anything that mixes the oncidium types (miltionia, oncidium, odontoglossum etc). It's used in horticulture but is not a proper botanical genus. The proper botanical genus names indicate exactly which genera are present in the cross.

Wildcat is often sold under the Cambria Genus. The one I bought was. But it's currently classed as Oncostele and used to be classed as Colmanara.

[NYCorchidman]

I thought everything changed back to just oncidium now. oh, well...I can never keep up with these name change issues. lol

I just like to stick to colmanara that I am used to until further notice. hahaha

[RosieC]

Not according the RHS, though they sometimes take a while to update compared to new research.

[WhiteRabbit]

There are still various genera in the Oncidium alliance, so there's the various names for intergeneric hybrids, tho many of those have changed - and some species have been recategorized to different genera.

[My Green Pets]

(Day 4: Photos)

I am officially in love with this plant. I was always so afraid to get one...

[RosieC]

Looking good

[My Green Pets]

(Day 8)

So...I gotta wait 8 months for this, huh?

[silken]

Some are faster than others, but likely 6 months anyways! New growth is fun too!

[My Green Pets]

(Day 15: Growth and new pot )

[Bobits]

I am so excited for you! Watching new growth is one of the best things! In Japanese there is a word for it --tanoshimi. It means that awesome feeling you get when you look and see things blooming or growing. My mother-in-law taught me that.