The objective of this study is to use digital image processing techniques to extract feature parameters of oncidium cut flowers for grading. Two methods were employed to grade the cut flowers. The first method utilized the length of the flower part, the length of the stem part, and the number of branches to grade the flowers according to the grading criteria of oncidium cut flowers. The second method used an artificial neural network to grade the cut flowers. The projected area of the flower part, the boundary length of the flower part, the length of the flower part, the length of the stem part, and the stem diameters of the cut flower in the middle as well as at the end of the stem were used as the grading input parameters to the neural network. The grading accuracy of the first method was 72% compared with manual grading results, while the grading accuracy was 79% for the second method.