Brassidium Gilded Urchin = Brassia longissima × Oncidium wentworthianum. Crossing with Miltoniopsis creates Miltonidium. Pod maturation uses energy but shouldn’t hurt a strong plant.
Watering: Depends on mix condition. Degraded mix stays wet → root rot. Repot annually at new growth in fir bark. Water weekly in fresh mix. Check deep moisture—if damp, wait. Healthy pseudobulbs should be same size or larger than previous.
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