Oncidium manuelariasii
Oncidium manuelariasii is the former Odontoglossum ariasii, a Peruvian cool-growing species renamed because the epithet ariasii was already used in Oncidium. Its one record sits at about 2150 m near the Machu Picchu area, with mild days, cool nights and a marked dry season from May to October.
Where it grows wild
An epiphyte of montane cloud forest in the Cusco region, like other Andean Odontoglossum; mist keeps the air humid even in the rainless months.
Single record at about 2150 m.
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