Masdevallia sernae Platystele spreading sepals and an exceptionally

spreading sepals and an exceptionally elongated dorsal cauda that projects steeply upward

This epiphytic species produces coral-colored spathes and thrives naturally growing on trees in tropical forests

Light: Prefers low to medium

producing blooms approximately 5 cm in size

It requires good air circulation to prevent fungal issues

Masdevallia sernae Platystele spreading sepals and an exceptionallyA striking miniature orchid prized for its vivid, jewel toned blooms and compact growth habit. The flowers display the characteristic triangular shape of the genus, with fused sepals forming a tube that opens into bold, richly colored tails a hallmark of high altitude Masdevallias. Light: Low to moderate light; 7080% shade cloth. Avoid direct sun, which can scorch the foliage. Temperature: 5065F (1018C); cool grower. Cool nights are essential for