Bring home one of the most striking species orchids admired for its large, patterned blooms and tropical, leathery foliage. This Lanceanum variety—native to warm, humid forests—is an excellent choice for collectors who want to grow a rare and spectacular orchid from a young stage.
Though still a seedling size plant, it carries the promise of producing bold, exotic flowers as it matures, making it ideal for hobby growers who enjoy nurturing orchids through their growth journey.
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Botanical Name | Oncidium (Trichocentrum) lanceanum |
| Plant Size | Seedling size (young plant, not ready to bloom yet) |
| Growth Habit | Warm-growing epiphyte with broad, thick leaves |
| Flower Nature (when mature) | Large, showy flowers with yellow, brown, and purple spotting patterns |
| Fragrance (mature plant) | Mild, sweet fragrance |
| Light Requirement | Medium–bright filtered light |
| Humidity Requirement | 50–70% |
| Suitable For | Intermediate growers, collectors, hobbyists |
| Blooming Time | Once mature; not expected at seedling stage |
| Aspect | Description |
|---|---|
| Plant Type | Species orchid known for its wild, exotic bloom pattern and strong growth habit. |
| Growth Pattern | Produces pseudobulbs and long leaves as it matures; roots prefer airy, fast-drying medium. |
| Temperature Preference | Warm-growing plant thriving in 18–30°C conditions. |
| Growth Speed | Moderate; seedlings require consistent warmth and humidity for best development. |
| Ornamental Value | Highly decorative when mature; prized for its dramatic, tiger-like flowers. |
| Difficulty Level | Intermediate—great for those comfortable with basic orchid care. |
| Planting Topic | Instructions |
|---|---|
| Best Pot Type | Small plastic pot with drainage holes; can later be shifted to larger pot or mounted. |
| Potting Medium | Fine to medium orchid mix: bark + charcoal + a little sphagnum for moisture retention. |
| Transplanting | Keep in its current pot until roots outgrow the space. Repot during early root growth. |
| Root Preference | Prefers airy medium; do not bury roots too deep. Keep pseudobulb (when develops) above the potting mix. |
| Mounting (advanced option) | Can be mounted on cork or wood slab once it matures and root system strengthens. |
| Airflow | Essential—place in a breezy spot or near a fan to prevent rot. |
| Care Area | Ideal Condition |
|---|---|
| Light | Bright indirect light or filtered sunlight; avoid harsh afternoon sun. |
| Leaf Color Guide | Medium green = ideal; dark green = too little light; yellowish = excessive light. |
| Temperature | 18–30°C; protect from below 15°C. |
| Humidity | 50–70% is ideal. Use pebble trays or humidifiers if needed. |
| Air Circulation | Moderate airflow helps prevent fungal issues. |
| Aspect | Recommendation |
|---|---|
| Watering | Keep slightly moist but never soggy. Allow the top layer to dry slightly before watering again. |
| Frequency | Water more often during hot months; reduce slightly during cool seasons. |
| Water Quality | Use clean, low-mineral water. Avoid hard water build-up. |
| Fertilizer | Apply a balanced orchid fertilizer (20-20-20) at ¼ strength every 2–3 weeks. |
| Flush Routine | Flush pot with clean water once a month to prevent salt accumulation. |
| Care Aspect | Guidance |
|---|---|
| Pest Check | Regularly inspect for mites, aphids, or mealybugs. Treat early with safe insecticide. |
| Leaf Care | Wipe gently with a moist cloth. Keep leaves dry after evening to avoid fungal attack. |
| Seedling Protection | Seedlings are sensitive—avoid overwatering, avoid direct harsh sun, and maintain stable warmth. |
| Signs of Stress | Wrinkled leaves = dehydrated roots; yellow mushy roots = overwatering. Adjust care accordingly. |
| Detail | Description |
|---|---|
| Plant Stage | Seedling size Oncidium Trichocentrum Lanceanum (not blooming). |
| Packaging | Securely packed using soft protective material to ensure safe transit. |
| Medium/Pot | Shipped in an appropriate orchid mix or bare-root depending on shipping policy. |
| Note | Being a live plant, slight variations in size and appearance are expected. |
Orchid collectors
Seedling growers who enjoy nurturing young plants
Hobbyists expanding their species orchid collection
Warm, bright balcony and terrace gardens
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MRP ₹700 Inclusive of all taxes
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Seedling
Pot Included
Partial Shade
Perennial Bloom
Medium Maintenance
Height : 8 inches (Approx)
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|---|---|---|
| 2. | brand | Dayaz Orchidarium |
Bring home one of the most striking species orchids admired for its large, patterned blooms and tropical, leathery foliage. This Lanceanum variety—native to warm, humid forests—is an excellent choice for collectors who want to grow a rare and spectacular orchid from a young stage.
Though still a seedling size plant, it carries the promise of producing bold, exotic flowers as it matures, making it ideal for hobby growers who enjoy nurturing orchids through their growth journey.
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Botanical Name | Oncidium (Trichocentrum) lanceanum |
| Plant Size | Seedling size (young plant, not ready to bloom yet) |
| Growth Habit | Warm-growing epiphyte with broad, thick leaves |
| Flower Nature (when mature) | Large, showy flowers with yellow, brown, and purple spotting patterns |
| Fragrance (mature plant) | Mild, sweet fragrance |
| Light Requirement | Medium–bright filtered light |
| Humidity Requirement | 50–70% |
| Suitable For | Intermediate growers, collectors, hobbyists |
| Blooming Time | Once mature; not expected at seedling stage |
| Aspect | Description |
|---|---|
| Plant Type | Species orchid known for its wild, exotic bloom pattern and strong growth habit. |
| Growth Pattern | Produces pseudobulbs and long leaves as it matures; roots prefer airy, fast-drying medium. |
| Temperature Preference | Warm-growing plant thriving in 18–30°C conditions. |
| Growth Speed | Moderate; seedlings require consistent warmth and humidity for best development. |
| Ornamental Value | Highly decorative when mature; prized for its dramatic, tiger-like flowers. |
| Difficulty Level | Intermediate—great for those comfortable with basic orchid care. |
| Planting Topic | Instructions |
|---|---|
| Best Pot Type | Small plastic pot with drainage holes; can later be shifted to larger pot or mounted. |
| Potting Medium | Fine to medium orchid mix: bark + charcoal + a little sphagnum for moisture retention. |
| Transplanting | Keep in its current pot until roots outgrow the space. Repot during early root growth. |
| Root Preference | Prefers airy medium; do not bury roots too deep. Keep pseudobulb (when develops) above the potting mix. |
| Mounting (advanced option) | Can be mounted on cork or wood slab once it matures and root system strengthens. |
| Airflow | Essential—place in a breezy spot or near a fan to prevent rot. |
| Care Area | Ideal Condition |
|---|---|
| Light | Bright indirect light or filtered sunlight; avoid harsh afternoon sun. |
| Leaf Color Guide | Medium green = ideal; dark green = too little light; yellowish = excessive light. |
| Temperature | 18–30°C; protect from below 15°C. |
| Humidity | 50–70% is ideal. Use pebble trays or humidifiers if needed. |
| Air Circulation | Moderate airflow helps prevent fungal issues. |
| Aspect | Recommendation |
|---|---|
| Watering | Keep slightly moist but never soggy. Allow the top layer to dry slightly before watering again. |
| Frequency | Water more often during hot months; reduce slightly during cool seasons. |
| Water Quality | Use clean, low-mineral water. Avoid hard water build-up. |
| Fertilizer | Apply a balanced orchid fertilizer (20-20-20) at ¼ strength every 2–3 weeks. |
| Flush Routine | Flush pot with clean water once a month to prevent salt accumulation. |
| Care Aspect | Guidance |
|---|---|
| Pest Check | Regularly inspect for mites, aphids, or mealybugs. Treat early with safe insecticide. |
| Leaf Care | Wipe gently with a moist cloth. Keep leaves dry after evening to avoid fungal attack. |
| Seedling Protection | Seedlings are sensitive—avoid overwatering, avoid direct harsh sun, and maintain stable warmth. |
| Signs of Stress | Wrinkled leaves = dehydrated roots; yellow mushy roots = overwatering. Adjust care accordingly. |
| Detail | Description |
|---|---|
| Plant Stage | Seedling size Oncidium Trichocentrum Lanceanum (not blooming). |
| Packaging | Securely packed using soft protective material to ensure safe transit. |
| Medium/Pot | Shipped in an appropriate orchid mix or bare-root depending on shipping policy. |
| Note | Being a live plant, slight variations in size and appearance are expected. |
Orchid collectors
Seedling growers who enjoy nurturing young plants
Hobbyists expanding their species orchid collection
Warm, bright balcony and terrace gardens
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