Masdevallia pastinata Guzmania Known as spider orchids for

Known as spider orchids for their distinctive elongated flower segments

as it is sensitive to cold

Successful cultivation of the vibrant Aspasia psittacina

producing vibrant orange-red flowers with a distinctive tubular shape and dramatic dark accents

Masdevallia pastinata Guzmania Known as spider orchids forAn elegant species from Andean cloud forests, producing multiple pendulous flowers on a single ramicaul. The elongated, lanceolate sepals open gracefully downward with long, pointed tails and a smooth, glossy surface a refined and understated presence in any cool collection. Light: 7080% shade cloth; bright indirect light. Avoid direct sun, which scorches the leaves. Temperature: 5268F (1120C) Intermediate to cool grower. A consistent day to night