Oncidium crispum? Again, with photos.

[wjbrown]

This is blooming now (February) here in the state of Sao Paulo of Brazil, at the same time my oncidium reflexum and miltonians and miltonopsis. I think it's a species, not a hybrid. It has put out as many as five blooming stalks, but this year only one. I need to find out what it is, and what it wants before it goes into Pout.

The pseudobulbs are sort of egg-shaped, and marroon, while the pair of leaves at the top are green. The flowering stalks come out of a leaf-like thing on the side of the pseudobulb.

It's mounted on the inclined trunk of a aroeira tree - loose bark. There is quite an accumulation of older roots between it and the tree. I tried cleaning out the dried pseudobulbs and reattaching them closer to the trunk two years ago, and that's when it started giving me fewer flower stalks.

I give it weak fertilizer - foliar - most weeks in the summertime.

[Ross]

Really nice flowers and nice photos. Is it warm down there? I'll buy some warmth Now how do we get it here?

[Rosim_in_BR]

Originally Posted by wjbrown

This is blooming now (February) here in the state of Sao Paulo of Brazil, at the same time my oncidium reflexum and miltonians and miltonopsis. I think it's a species, not a hybrid.

Vjbrown, your plant is a species and its name is Oncidium enderianum.