My Oncidium lanceanum or Ladda 'Salaya'

[Halloamey]

Hello all, here is my supposedly (came labelled) mule ear Oncidium lanceanum in full bloom, usually it blooms twice a year, but this year it skipped one blooming but has put up a fantastic show now with 20+ blooms. They are heavy in fragrance texture and color. A friend recently suggested that this plant was not a species but a hybrid called Oncidium or Trichocentrum Ladda 'Salaya'. After searching on google, I indeed found pictures looking very similar to my flowers, but I found only Trichocentrum Ladda Sunset on the RHS no Salaya, anyone has any insights into this?? Anyways here are the pictures.

[catttan]

I can't help you with this but there is a Thai hybrid named Ladda Sunset which has very strong lanceanum influence in its parentage.

BTW this is lovely .

[Dorsetman]

Perhaps Trt. Ladda Sunset - which Orchid wiz says is a synonym for Oncidium Ladda Sunset. I'll write more later - just off to an Orchid fair.

[Dorsetman]

It's about 80-90% lanceanum, with small equal parts of splendidum and bicallosum. Makes a very colourful plant ! Wish I had one.

[Zozzl]

That is lovely Are you growing this with your cattleyas?

[Halloamey]

Thanks Geoff and Yew for helping me out, I also think it has a very high percentage and influence of lanceanum if not completely. Ladda Sunset is much more orange from the pictures I could google, but may be yes it is a variant as hybrids can be variable. And thanks everyone for looking and liking this beauty.

[Halloamey]

Yes Pat, they like all the heat, light and humidity, they take cattleya conditions very well.

That is lovely Are you growing this with your cattleyas?

[mazlani]

What a nice colorful blooms and your photos really makes the pattern stands out. Congrats Amey .

[Michael Saar]

I pm'd you a vendor link. Let me know if you don't get it.

[ang709]

Nice blooms! I hope you get the ID.