Masdevallia acrochordonia Diodonopsis although it is more common

although it is more common to find it up to 400 meters of altitude

Keep soil consistently moist but never waterlogged to prevent tuber rot

The cultivar is distinguished by its unique stems (petioles)

softly textured sepals and petals frame a concave trilobed lip with a delicately ribbed surface and a prominent ornamental column at the center

Masdevallia acrochordonia Diodonopsis although it is more commonThis remarkable species produces distinctive flowers with unique textured surfaces and striking coloration, making it a sought after addition for collectors of unusual Masdevallia species. Light: Bright indirect light to partial shade; avoid direct sunlight. East facing windows or shaded greenhouse conditions are ideal. Temperature: Daytime 61 75F (16 24C), nighttime 52 61F (11 16C). Humidity: 70 85% with excellent air circulation. Watering: Keep