Oncidium trashcaniensis

I found this Oncidium on top of a garbage pile on the side of the street last year. It was completely desiccated and had no living leaves or roots. There was still some green on it so I took it inside, potted it up in lfs and a year later......

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Nice rescue!

Wow..nice find and great rescue job

Beautiful plant. It's amazing what people will throw out sometimes.

Very, very nice save!

Thanks guys. It turned out to be a really nice plant.

Nice save! I really like the yellow doll Oncidiums.

Is that what this is ? A "Yellow Doll " ?

Wow! Amazing that the plant could go from being that dead to having the energy to produce that many flowers - what the heck did you feed that thing - plutonium pellets?

I think I may have given it Dyna-Gro once.

That's what I call them. Don't you see the dancing lady?