Andinia masdevalliopsis Lycopodium nights 48–57°F (9–14°C)

nights 48–57°F (9–14°C)

Ludisia discolor Culture

avoid direct sun to preserve the violet-iridescent pubescent leaf surface

Reaching only about 8 inches in height

it produces fragrant flowers that are most potent during the evening hours

Andinia masdevalliopsis Lycopodium nights 48–57°F (9–14°C)A miniature epiphytic orchid native to the cloud forests of Ecuador, bearing narrow, linear lanceolate leaves in a compact, caespitose habit. It produces solitary axillary flowers with triangular sepals ending in pronounced tails and a small, ciliate lip a charming and botanically distinctive species for the miniature orchid enthusiast. Light: Bright indirect light with 5070% shade cloth; avoid direct sun, which can scorch the small, delicate leaves.