Masdevallia strobelii big Biophytum displaying broad translucent sepals forming

displaying broad translucent sepals forming an open cup around a prominent globose labellum with outswept contrasting petals

irregular leopard-like blotching

Temperature: It requires cool to intermediate temperatures

The species name 'chaetostoma' refers to the hair-like projections on the flower that give it a distinctive textured appearance

Masdevallia strobelii big Biophytum displaying broad translucent sepals formingA miniature species native to the cloud forests of Ecuador and Peru, Masd. strobelii is prized for its disproportionately large, fragrant white flowers produced freely on short, wiry spikes. This "big" selection offers a well seasoned, multi bloomed specimen a plant with years of growth and multiple flowering cycles behind it. Light: 7080% shade cloth; avoid any direct sun exposure to protect the delicate foliage. Temperature: 5065F (1018C) Cool