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

Night temperature drops encourage blooming

ensure excellent drainage to mimic its native habitat

The elongated leaf form and graceful growth pattern make this species particularly attractive as it matures and develops its climbing habit

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