Masdevallia panguiensis Heliconia as too much direct exposure

as too much direct exposure can damage its leaves

forming slender stems with narrow

A fragrant species from the cloud forests of South America

Adaptable to a range of temperatures with a 10-15°F day-night differential encouraging flowering

Best grown mounted on cork bark or in a small net pot with fine sphagnum moss for optimal root aeration

Masdevallia panguiensis Heliconia as too much direct exposureA compact miniature species from the cloud forests of Ecuador, named after the Pangui canton in Zamora Chinchipe province. Solitary flowers are borne on slender ramicauls above a neat rosette of small leaves, with triangular, spreading sepals and short, neat tails. Light: 6070% shade cloth; bright indirect light. Avoid direct sun, which scorches the leaves. Temperature: 5570F (1321C) Intermediate grower. Tolerates mild fluctuations; avoid prolonged