Gongora histrionica sp. - BS Without flowers

Gongora histrionica is a species of orchid from the genus Gongora. also called 'The Enchanting Gongora' Found in Costa Rica, Panama, Colombia, Guyana, and Surinam that produces vanilla-scented flowers. Most plants have very tiny black markings on the leaves, these would be genetic markings just the sharry baby oncidium.
The genus Gongora is distributed in South America on both sides of the Andes from Colombia to Ecuador and on the eastern slopes as far south as Peru and Bolivia. The pendant inflorescences originate from the base of the pseudobulbs, indicating that they all are true epiphytes. 

They are pollinated by male solitary bees of the Euglossinae family only (a feature they share with the stanhopeas.) The bees are attracted by the strong floral fragrances, and pollination occurs when the insect attempts to reach the source of the fragrance inside the flower structure.