This intergeneric Oncidiinae hybrid yields interesting flowers with unusual markings and colors. These hybrids are easier to grow and flower than most species and can flower twice per year with flowers that last for 2-3 months. The most common time for flowering is spring and fall. Grow in lower to medium light (bright diffused light or an east window) and water when the potting mix approaches dryness. The flower spikes emerge from the newest growths that develop and mature. This particular clone has good substance to the flowers and a nice purple/pink/white color combination!