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Dancing Lady Orchid
Oncidium spp.
Other known names: Oncidium
A branching orchid whose many small flowers appear to dance above the foliage.
Starter guide. This bundled guide provides practical starting information while its full source and review record is being prepared.
Non-toxic. This is not a guarantee of safety. Avoid eating houseplants and contact a veterinarian or poison service if exposure causes symptoms.
Care
- Light
- Bright filtered light
- Water
- As roots or the airy medium approach dryness
- Growing medium
- Species-appropriate airy flowering mix
- Feeding
- Bloom or balanced feed at reduced strength
- Temperature
- 60–82°F
- Humidity
- Average to high with airflow
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Characteristics
A branching orchid whose many small flowers appear to dance above the foliage.
Names & botanical identity
- Accepted name
- Oncidium spp.
- Plant group
- Orchids
- Other known names
- Oncidium
- Safety
- Non-toxic
This is not a guarantee of safety. Avoid eating houseplants and contact a veterinarian or poison service if exposure causes symptoms.
Growth
- Growth habit
- Flowering tropical or epiphyte
- Native range
- Varies by species
- Temperature
- 60–82°F
- Humidity
- Average to high with airflow
- Difficulty
- Intermediate
Propagation
Division, offsets, stem cuttings, or seed
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Problems to recognize
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Dancing Lady Orchid is recorded botanically as Oncidium spp.. Lorekeeper keeps accepted and former names connected so the guide remains findable as taxonomy changes.
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