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pleated leaves typical of both parent genera
giving the species its distinctive appearance
pendant habit and fine root system
Provide consistent lighting conditions with some air movement around the plant
which can quickly burn the leaves
Oncidium leopardinum Climate_Intermediate-cool pleated leaves typical of bothA floriferous species from the cloud forests of South America, producing highly branched, slender spikes with medium sized, well spaced flowers. The lateral sepals are narrow and reflexed while the petals are broader and more rounded, both bearing irregular leopard like blotching, while the trilobed lip displays a broad, rounded, bilobed frontal lobe, a prominent central callus, and distinctly winged column. Light: Bright indirect light with 4060%
