Masdevallia mendozae f. xanthina Brassocattleya with optimal levels between 60%

with optimal levels between 60% and 70%

tall pseudobulbs that create an eye-catching

and produces multiple pectinate racemes on long peduncles with successive small flowers bearing translucent triangular sepals

A highly rewarding species featuring large

Avoid direct midday sun which will scorch leaves

Masdevallia mendozae f. xanthina Brassocattleya with optimal levels between 60%A floriferous epiphyte native to the cloud forests of Ecuador and the yellow flowered form of Masd. mendozae, producing multiple simultaneous blooms on short scapes among compact, fleshy, ovate leaves. The tightly closed, tubular campanulate flowers feature a smooth sepaline surface with bold, corrugated longitudinal ridges and a small, downward pointing tail. Light: 7080% shade cloth; avoid direct midday sun. Bright, diffused light encourages