Masdevallia constricta f. glabra Cochleanthes this species adapts well to

this species adapts well to intermediate growing conditions

good air movement around the creeping stems and roots is essential to prevent fungal issues

this species is named for its trumpet-shaped flowers reminiscent of Datura blooms

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

It prefers good air circulation

Masdevallia constricta f. glabra Cochleanthes this species adapts well toThis distinctive form of Masd. constricta produces tubular flowers with smooth, glabrous surfaces and a characteristic constricted throat. The blooms emerge on upright stems above the compact foliage, with elongated sepals that taper into fine tails and successive flowering throughout the growing season. Light: Bright shade to filtered light conditions, avoiding direct sunlight. Temperature: Cool grower: daytime temperatures of 55 70F (13 21C) with