Oncidium callacallaense
A cool-growing Peruvian species formerly Odontoglossum callacallaense, named for the Calla Calla pass in Amazonas, Peru, a high wet Andean ridge above 3,000 m. The measured climate here comes from a lowland placeholder and should be ignored; grow it cool and constantly moist like other high-elevation odontoglossums.
Where it grows wild
Known from the area of the Calla Calla pass between Leymebamba and Balsas in northern Peru, an area of upper montane cloud forest and elfin woodland. Former Odontoglossum species there grow as epiphytes or on mossy banks in cool, misty conditions.
Not recorded in the data; the type area lies around 3,000–3,500 m.
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