None of these plants had a lot of flowers and since they are all from the same group and the same color I thought I'd do them in one post. The species in the Saltatrices groupof Masdevallias have tubular flowers, bright colors, glandular hairs lining the inside of the flower and a distinct bulge at the bast of the flower tube. The photos of the three shown here display these features. The three species in order are Masdevallia glomerosa, a species I've not posted before, Masdevallia mendozae, and Masdevallia hirtzii, all from Ecuador. All three are small, the plants growing to about 10 cm with 3-4 cm flowers.
Beautiful group of species and precious photographs. Hugs
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ReplyDeleteFantastic and quite unusual flowers of the genus Masdevallia. Congratulations for the great photos of them.
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DeleteBeautiful and special flowers, thank you for capturing them
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DeleteBeautiful photos, I wish I could grow of them
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DeleteRon, superb photo! Your collection is gorgeous!! Congratulations!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Valeriy. Your kind ness in looking at the post and commenting is appreciated.
DeleteWow!! I love the new species!! But I have to try M. mendozae soon.
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Thanks, Cesar.
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