Masdevallia mendozae is a cool-growing species from the highlands of Ecuador. It is one of the species in section Saltatrices, a group of species with brightly colored tubular flowers that are lined with glandular hairs, visible in some of these pictures. It does well for me for a while and then declines and is now coming back once again. It seems to go into decline when the potting mix becomes stale, so I've been keeping it fresh.
Tuesday, November 22, 2016
Masdevallia mendozae
Masdevallia mendozae is a cool-growing species from the highlands of Ecuador. It is one of the species in section Saltatrices, a group of species with brightly colored tubular flowers that are lined with glandular hairs, visible in some of these pictures. It does well for me for a while and then declines and is now coming back once again. It seems to go into decline when the potting mix becomes stale, so I've been keeping it fresh.
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I love the orange tube Masdevallias. This one is so pretty!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Sue. The Masdevallias in this section are almost all very brightly colored.
DeleteThey are so beautiful, with such a vivid color - thank you for featuring it
ReplyDeleteThank you, Klara, for looking and commenting.
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