Masdevallia anfracta
A distinctive Ecuadorian species producing flowers with unique twisted or sinuous form and characteristic tubular structure. The compact growth and successive blooming habit make this intermediate-growing species particularly intriguing for collectors.
- Light: Bright indirect light to partial shade. Protect from direct sunlight which can scorch leaves.
- Temperature: Intermediate grower. Daytime 64-77°F (18-25°C), nighttime 54-64°F (12-18°C). More adaptable to varying temperatures than strict cool growers.
- Humidity: 70-85% with excellent air circulation. Good air movement is critical to prevent fungal and bacterial issues.
- Watering: Keep media consistently moist throughout the year. Water every 2-3 days depending on conditions, using pure water with low mineral content.
Additional Notes
The name "anfracta" refers to the winding or twisted nature of the flower structure, making this species particularly distinctive. Best grown mounted on tree fern or cork bark, or in small pots with fine-grade bark mix or sphagnum moss.
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Description
A distinctive Ecuadorian species producing flowers with unique twisted or sinuous form and characteristic tubular structure. The compact growth and successive blooming habit make this intermediate-growing species particularly intriguing for collectors.
- Light: Bright indirect light to partial shade. Protect from direct sunlight which can scorch leaves.
- Temperature: Intermediate grower. Daytime 64-77°F (18-25°C), nighttime 54-64°F (12-18°C). More adaptable to varying temperatures than strict cool growers.
- Humidity: 70-85% with excellent air circulation. Good air movement is critical to prevent fungal and bacterial issues.
- Watering: Keep media consistently moist throughout the year. Water every 2-3 days depending on conditions, using pure water with low mineral content.
Additional Notes
The name "anfracta" refers to the winding or twisted nature of the flower structure, making this species particularly distinctive. Best grown mounted on tree fern or cork bark, or in small pots with fine-grade bark mix or sphagnum moss.
