Masdevallia maloi Brassidium often found growing on trees

often found growing on trees or the forest floor in its native habitat

Temperature: Adapts to cool to warm conditions with daytime temperatures of 16-28°C (60-82°F) and nighttime drops to 12-20°C (54-68°F)

A floriferous species from Andean cloud forests with arching racemes carrying multiple blooms simultaneously

pleasant fragrance

Masdevallia maloi Brassidium often found growing on treesA graceful epiphyte native to the cloud forests of Ecuador, bearing solitary flowers on slender scapes among long, arching, lanceolate leaves. The fully open, star shaped flower features three completely separate sepals a narrow, upward projecting dorsal and two broad, wing like laterals framing a small, intensely dark, ornamental lip at the center. Light: 7080% shade cloth; avoid direct midday sun. Bright, diffused light encourages blooming without