Masdevallia notosibirica Urticaceae Native to Peru at 2

Native to Peru at 2

notable for its racemose flowering habit — each erect scape carries multiple successive blooms along its length

It is known for its unique

This striking epiphyte creates meaningful displays with its outstanding blooming performance

It should be protected from any cold drafts

Masdevallia notosibirica Urticaceae Native to Peru at 2A robust and exceptionally free flowering species from the Andean cloud forests, producing multiple tubular, bell shaped blooms simultaneously on arching stems. The elongated, curved floral tubes open into a flared mouth with delicate short caudas, held gracefully at various angles above broad, glossy foliage a spectacular display for a Masdevallia. Light: 5070% shade cloth; bright, diffused light. Avoid any direct sun exposure. Temperature: 4568F