Thanks ArthurmðÂÂÂ, looks like your right about Tiger Crow, mine looks somewhat related. Ok so to get things stright, I bought it at a bear root orchid sale, it was not bear rootðÂÂÂ. It it's packed tightly in spagnum moss.thats why l l said as soon as it has finished blooming it's am going to repot it. I find myself loving oncidiums and I am hoping to get a few more varieties of it. I have a cockleshell orchid that I got bear root and I grew it and it put out two new psudobulbs which are in spike so I am thinking the other types of oncidiums might also love my environment and care. Thanks again Velleta

welcome to the forums jan ... with 18 year old plants.. not much in the way of weather is going to kill them ... especially the huge old root mass ... so though they might have taken some above ground damage.. and need some pruning after they bud out ... i suspect they will be back ... even if they die to the ground.. with no insult to the root mass.. you might be surprised how fast they can regrow ... but.. you might lose this years bloom.. give them a month or 2 longer.. to see how and where they bud out.. and then we can go from there ... [you dont mention where you are???] i suggest you take some pix then.. and start your own post.. with the pix.. and we can opine from there ... ken

Lamium

Can you pull back and show us more of the plant? Are the succulent leaves in the background the same plant? And can you tell us where in the world it is growing?