The quality and blooming season of Oncidium can be affected by characteristic of varieties, temperature, light intensity, fertilizer and bud-excision. The purpose of this study was to investigate the effect of leaf bud-excision in different seasons on growth and flowering of Oncidium Grower Ramsy 'Honey Angel', in order to test the possibility of off-season production in Houli, Taichung. Data showed when young leaf buds were excised during the middle of March to the end of July, flower stalks were harvested on the middle of November to late April. While buds excision was done during September, flower stalks were harvested on July to August. In order to escape high peak period of Oncidium production, leaf bud could be excised during the end of March to the end of May, then harvest dates were postponed to the end of November to the middle of February, or to the middle of July when excised during September.