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Oncidium (Trichocentrum) cebolleta Orchid Plant Mounted

July 9, 2026

It is famously known as the “rat-tail orchid” or “onion-leaf orchid” due to its long, fleshy, cylindrical (terete) leaves that mimic green onions. Mounting over Potting: It thrives best when mounted on wood or tree fern plaques.

Bulbophyllum phalaenopsis Species Orchid Plant 0704

July 9, 2026

These leaves can reach lengths of 3 to 5 feet and may turn a vibrant burgundy-red when exposed to high light. This species is a “hot and steamy” grower. Recently potted division of blooming mother plant in 5” plastic basket.

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