Oncidium stacyi

Oncidium stacyi is found in Bolivia and Peru in tropical rainforest high in the canopy at elevations around 450 meters as a medium sized, hot growing epiphyte with ovoid-cylindric pseudobulbs that are enveloped by several pairs of small scarious imbricate bracts with a single, apical, pendant, channeled, apex pointed, lightly arcuate, stiffly coriaceous, terete leaf which blooms in the spring on a basal, lightly fractiflex, erect to arcuate, 20 cm long, racemose inflorescence, with 5 to 6 small lanceolate bracts and a narrowly elliptic, concave, long tapered to a laterally compressed, triangular long pointed apicule floral bract, arising from a mature pseudobulb with many [14 to 20] showy flowers.

These are mounted on cork.