Masdevallia posadae f. rugosepala Dyakia but can tolerate slightly lower

but can tolerate slightly lower levels if adequate root moisture is maintained

It naturally grows under the shade of trees in its natural habitat

a cool grower requiring consistent cool conditions and strong air circulation

It produces an abundance of small

Masdevallia posadae f. rugosepala Dyakia but can tolerate slightly lowerA rare botanical form from Andean cloud forests, distinguished from the typical species by its notably rugose wrinkled and textured sepaline surface. The three sepals fuse into a compact, globose floral cup with slender, elongated tails, giving the flower a lantern like silhouette that is both architectural and delicate. Light: 7080% shade cloth; bright indirect light. Avoid direct sun, which scorches the thin leaves. Temperature: 5570F (1321C)