Oncidium pulvinatum

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 Oncidium pulvinatum subsp. var.  
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Standard Cyclopedia of Horticulture

Oncidium pulvinatum, Lindl. Panicle very much branched, in a loose, spreading manner, weak, 8-9 ft. long; fls. yellow, with the sepals and petals blotched with red; segms. obovate, acute; the 2 parts of the labellum nearly equal; lateral lobes rotund-crenate and crisp; middle lobe undulate, crest a villous cushion. Summer. Brazil. B.R. 25:42.—One of the largest of the oncidiums The fls. last a long time. Var. majus, Hort., is said to be desirable.


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