Masdevallia prosartema Brassidium producing dense clusters of flowers

producing dense clusters of flowers simultaneously from the base of the plant

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The pseudobulbs are ribbed and ovoid

though adapts well to small pots with fine bark mix or sphagnum moss

Native to moist premontane rainforests from Nicaragua down to Ecuador

Masdevallia prosartema Brassidium producing dense clusters of flowersA fascinating miniature orchid from Andean cloud forests, notable for its strikingly globose, nearly closed blooms. The tightly fused sepals form a smooth, inflated, rounded structure with a gently curving apical tail and two short lateral tails a bold and sculptural flower that makes an immediate impression despite its small size. Light: Low to moderate light; 7080% shade cloth. Avoid direct sun, which can scorch the foliage. Temperature: 5772F