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Oncidium NOID... any guesses what it is?

Posted by Greencurls Z5 (My Page) on
Sat, Jan 26, 13 at 12:07

I received this plant from a hobby grower in Memphis who could not get it to spike. I am think it is either a Gower's Ramesy or a Onc. Sweet Sugar or maybe some other Onc. sphacelatum hybrid. Any ideas on what this Onc. could be?

It seems to be growing well enough in my conditions but I would like to have the correct name on the label.


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RE: Oncidium NOID... any guesses what it is?

Here is the whole plant.


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RE: Oncidium NOID... any guesses what it is?

Greencurls, too many hybrids look like this, so in the absence of a tag your baby will always be unidentified. I will say the flowers look a bit oversized for Gower Ramsey, but that's about all that can be said.


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RE: Oncidium NOID... any guesses what it is?

Looks like Gower Ramsey to me.


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RE: Oncidium NOID... any guesses what it is?

I am sure that it has similar parentage as the Gower's Ramsey. But the flowers are larger and the plant is smaller which is why I was thinking it could be a Sweet Sugar. I do not know much about Gower's Ramesy either. Possibly this is just a cultivar of it.

I was not aware of how popular this type of hybrid is. Maybe it will always be a NOID.


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RE: Oncidium NOID... any guesses what it is?

Sweet Sugar has
larger flowers
shorter, fatter bulbs
shorter flower stems


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