Masdevallia pyxis Marantaceae This orchid is known for

This orchid is known for its clustered (capitate) inflorescence that looks like a 'head' of flowers

Its compact habit and tolerance for enclosed environments make it equally well suited for terrarium culture or traditional cool-house growing

Light: Acianthera crinita appreciates bright

which can stress the slender pseudobulbs and fine foliage

Masdevallia pyxis Marantaceae This orchid is known forA truly unusual miniature orchid from the cloud forests of Ecuador, instantly recognizable by its compact, urn shaped blooms a form so distinctive it inspired the species name, from the Latin for "box." The flowers are nearly closed, with tightly fused sepals forming a globose, dark bodied structure edged in bright contrasting tones. Light: Low to moderate light; 7080% shade cloth. Avoid direct sun, which can scorch the foliage. Temperature: 5065F