Name: Aliceara Tahoma Glacier
Trade name: Aliceara Tahoma Glacier
Parents: Oncidium Alaskan Sunset × Bratonia Cartagena
Breeder: Beall W.W.G.Moir
RHS Registration: 1970
Description: Aliceara Tahoma Glacier is a remarkable intergeneric hybrid resulting from the cross of Oncidium Alaskan Sunset and Bratonia Cartagena. The plant is known for its large, often brilliant white flowers, which frequently display a delicate, contrasting pattern in the center. These flowers are characterized by their flat shape and the elegant appearance typical of the involved genera.
Notes: The hybrid is characterized by moderate growth and produces strong flower spikes with proper care. As with many Aliceara hybrids, consistent water supply during the growth period is essential. The plant prefers temperate conditions with sufficient air circulation to ensure healthy growth of the sympodial shoots. Due to its complex genetic ancestry, it benefits from a bright environment, though it should be protected from direct sunlight.