Masdevallia melanoglossa Jatropha branched inflorescences and keep the

branched inflorescences and keep the root system healthy

It can tolerate higher light than many orchids but must be protected from strong midday sun to prevent leaf burn

prized for its unusually elongated orange caudas that extend dramatically from each sepal

Humidity: Benzingia cornuta thrives in high humidity

Masdevallia melanoglossa Jatropha branched inflorescences and keep theA robust epiphyte native to the cloud forests of Ecuador, producing multiple simultaneous blooms on horizontal, racemose scapes among large, fleshy, ovate leaves. The fully open, trilobulate flowers feature three separate, translucent sepals each tapering into long, filiform, arching tails the dorsal projecting upward and the laterals sweeping downward creating a graceful, spider like silhouette. Light: 7080% shade cloth; avoid direct midday sun.