You’ve grown two oncidiums ('Red Fantasy' and 'Sweet Sugar') for two years. They bloomed when purchased but haven’t flowered since, despite appearing healthy with adequate light and moisture.
Oncidiums need bright light to initiate blooms. Check leaf color:
Once light levels are corrected, expect flower spikes within a few growth cycles. Maintain consistent watering and fertilizing while you wait.
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