Masdevallia laucheana Grammatophyllum A striking species native to

A striking species native to the cloud forests of South America

and distinctively elongated bilobed petals that resemble the legs of a crane fly — the trait that inspired the species name

A robust reed-stem orchid native to the cloud forests of Ecuador

thread-like tails that hang gracefully downward

Masdevallia laucheana Grammatophyllum A striking species native toA prolific bloomer that produces multiple flowers simultaneously, each with small, rounded, open sepals and strikingly long, slender, bright orange tails that curl and intertwine gracefully above the compact plant, creating a vivid display against its fine, narrow foliage. Light: Grow under 5070% shade cloth; direct sun causes rapid leaf scorch and must be avoided. Temperature: Intermediate to cool grower. Daytime 6172F (1622C), nights 4857F (914C). A