Oncidium Wildcat Bloom Spikes: Patience and Staking

Normal Development Timeline

3 spikes at 2–3 ft, 2–4 weeks old = just starting. Next: branching, then budding, then flowers. Can take months.

Odontocidium Wildcat (intergeneric hybrid).

Stake spikes now for upright, attractive presentation. Use bamboo stakes and clips/ties.

Continue current routine. Spectacular bloom coming.

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