Oncidopsis Papageno Oberonia Each bloom displays spreading sepals

Each bloom displays spreading sepals and petals with a trilobed lip bearing a distinctive orange-yellow callus at the center

typically holding 2 to 5 blooms

Consistent air movement is necessary to prevent bacterial or fungal growth in these high-humidity conditions

indirect light with some direct morning sunlight to promote robust pseudobulb development and flowering

maxima displays multiple large flowers (up to 8 per spike)

Oncidopsis Papageno Oberonia Each bloom displays spreading sepalsA floriferous hybrid of Oip. Aglaon Mps. vexillaria, combining the vigor of a complex oncidioid hybrid with the large, pansy like flower form of the Miltoniopsis lineage. Flowers are generously sized with purple magenta sepals and petals densely spotted and suffused, and a broad, bilobed labellum in pale lavender pink with a luminous orange yellow center and radiating red lines. Light: Bright indirect light with 5070% shade cloth; avoid direct sun,