Oncidium ligiae Anguloa which can scorch the thin

which can scorch the thin leaves

the succulent-textured leaves tolerate brief dry periods well

A collector's species prized for its unusually dark

semi-concealed floral structure of quiet

Oncidium ligiae Anguloa which can scorch the thinA botanically unique species from the cloud forests of South America, producing long, pendulous, highly branched spikes densely set with numerous small flowers of a remarkably distinctive structure. The sepals and petals are reduced to extremely narrow, thread like, reflexed filaments, creating a striking contrast with the large, inflated, saccate lip that bears a bold yellow orange callus and dark spotting at its base. Light: Bright indirect light