Masdevallia lucernula Pescarhyncha blood-red tones that make this

blood-red tones that make this species one of the most visually dramatic in the genus

One of the most impressive species in the genus

a cool grower that requires consistently mild temperatures and excellent air circulation — avoid heat

This rare South American aroid species is renowned for its distinctive elongated leaves and climbing growth habit

bark) to dry slightly between thorough waterings

Masdevallia lucernula Pescarhyncha blood-red tones that make thisAn exceptionally floriferous epiphyte native to the Andean cloud forests, producing dozens of simultaneous blooms on erect scapes well above a compact, dense rosette. The fully fused, globose flowers form a perfectly smooth, lacquered ovoid true to its name lucernula, meaning "little lantern" with a minimal aperture and three short, neat filiform tails. Light: 7080% shade cloth; avoid direct midday sun. Bright, diffused light encourages the prolific