Oncidium Alliance - Trichocentrum cebolleta x splendidum

Introducing a captivating hybrid marvel brings together two highly sought-after Trichocentrum species, cebolleta and splendidum, resulting in a mesmerizing floral display reminiscent of the elegant Oncidium. Adorned with yellow petals adorned with alluring brown and orange spots, these blooms are a feast for the eyes.

Trichocentrum cebolleta x Trichocentrum splendidum, a fusion of the unique 'Rat-Tailed' Oncidium and the striking 'Mule-Eared' Oncidium. With its distinctive foliage resembling cebolleta, this primary hybrid boasts the potential for enchanting brown and yellow 'Oncidium-like' flowers.

Thriving in bright indirect light, this hybrid prefers a sun-kissed environment, ranging from ample sunlight to nearly full sun. During the summer months, regular and frequent watering is essential, ensuring the plant remains hydrated. As the winter approaches, it is advisable to reduce watering to maintain the ideal moisture balance.

Growing and caring for this exceptional Trichocentrum hybrid is a breeze if you attentively observe the plant's needs. As a general guideline, water the plant when the roots appear dry, allowing the roots to guide your watering routine. Rest assured, our plants are offered at blooming size and are expertly mounted on wood for added elegance.

Originally classified as an Oncidium, this captivating rat-tail type Oncidium has now found its home in the Trichocentrum genus. This species can be found across Central and South America, even venturing as far north as the Sonoran Desert. In its native habitat, you can discover it gracefully thriving on oak trees and sheltered by north-facing rock canyon walls.

To ensure the well-being of your Trichocentrum cebolleta x Trichocentrum splendidum, allow the potting mix to thoroughly dry between watering, unless the plant is in spike or flower. During these blooming periods, maintain a careful balance, ensuring the mix approaches dryness but never dries out completely.

This is a blooming size division, mountedin a 4" x 4" wood plate, about 1 to 2 years to bloom, grown from seed, limited!

Indulge in the captivating beauty of this unique hybrid, a stunning combination of two esteemed Trichocentrum species. Witness its graceful presence and enjoy the rewarding experience of cultivating this extraordinary plant.