Oncidium dracoceps Intermediate-cool Named in honor of Padre

Named in honor of Padre Jorge Moreno

tubular lip tapers to a prominent white tip — a striking structural contrast that makes this species immediately recognizable

Native to the cloud forests of Ecuador

Humidity: High humidity required

as excessive direct exposure can scorch its leaves

Oncidium dracoceps Intermediate-cool Named in honor of PadreA striking species from the Andean cloud forests of South America, producing arching, branched inflorescences with star shaped flowers. The narrow, spreading sepals and petals frame a trilobed lip with a broad, fringed white central lobe that creates a dramatic contrast with the rest of the flower. Light: Bright indirect light with 5060% shade cloth; avoid direct sun, which can scorch the foliage. Temperature: 5072F (1022C); an intermediate to cool