Wils. Pacific Passage 'Peach Cobbler' - Leaf Spots (Spiking)

This item has spotting of the leaves on tip area.  This is not viral and occurred due to cold weather damage to older psudobulb last spring.  New leaves have no spotting.

Oncidium Pacific Passage 'Peach Cobbler' is an Okika hybrid cross between Oncidium Masayo Morisada x Oncidium sphacelatum sometimes identified as a Wilsonara orchid. This orchid is a compact grower and an eager bloomer with the tendency to produce multiple spikes. 

• Plant Stage:  Mature Plant with flower spike forming
• Flowering Stage:  About 3-4 weeks until blooms open
• Leaves have visible cosmetic damage but otherwise healthy - see photos
• Produces bright yellow/peach colored blooms with thick reddish brown striping on often branching spikes
• Average Plant Height: 12-14"
• Pot Size:  4"

This plant is in a 4” pot and will spike and produce multiple 1.5" blooms lasting 2-3 weeks. This variety of orchid can bloom twice year. Flowers should produce again at the next blooming cycle.

General Care:  The ideal temperature range for an Oncidium orchid is between 60-85F (daytime) and 50-60F (night) with 50-60% humidity.  These orchids enjoy bright, shaded light.  No more than 16 hours/day.  Water when media is dry, about 1X/week.  More during the summer when it's hot.  We NEVER recommend using ICE CUBES to water your orchid plant.  Use a balanced 20-20-20 fertilizer diluted to 1/2 the recommended strength or we prefer using a slow release formula.  Re-pot approximately every 2 years.