Masdevallia maxilimax Brownea The triangular

The triangular

a broad acuminate synsepal with prominent veining

Potting/Mounting: It can be grown mounted on cork bark or tree fern plaques to mimic its natural habitat

Apply water regularly to ensure the roots never dry out completely

Masdevallia maxilimax Brownea The triangularA large, robust epiphyte native to the cloud forests of Ecuador, producing multiple simultaneous blooms on horizontal to pendent racemose scapes. The voluminous, campanulate flowers feature broad, fleshy, forward curving sepaline lobes with bold corrugated longitudinal ridges an unusually sculptural form for the genus, with vestigial tails that keep the focus entirely on the flowers impressive mass and texture. Light: 7080% shade cloth; avoid direct