Oncidium cirrhosum
An Andean Oncidium (formerly Odontoglossum cirrhosum) of Ecuadorian and southern Colombian cloud forest, best known for its star-shaped white flowers spotted brown with curled, tendril-like tips. Records sit at 1450-2600 m, mostly around 2000 m, in the Mindo-Bellavista area and other western-slope forests.
Where it grows wild
Observations come from cloud forest on the Andean slopes of Pichincha, Imbabura, Carchi, Azuay and Napo, including Bellavista and San Miguel de los Bancos. It grows as an epiphyte in misty montane forest.
Recorded at 1450-2600 m, median about 2000 m.
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