Wilsonara Golden Afternoon has sepals & petals which are bright yellow, heavily marked and barred with mahogany brown spots and bars, with a lip fading to white. Spikes are tall and carry a multitude of flowers.

Wilsonara Golden Afternoon Parent

Oncidium leucochilum is a large sized species. The species grows as an epiphyte on trees in dry or humid forests up to an elevation of 5,000 feet from Mexico, Guatemala and Honduras . Blooms in the spring through fall, with waxy, long lasting, spicely fragrant flowers