Masdevallia mezae Guzmania never allow the roots to

never allow the roots to dry out between waterings

Maintain a 10-15°F day-night differential to encourage continuous blooming

Best grown in a fine bark or sphagnum moss mix in a small plastic or net pot with excellent drainage

We have selected an exceptional clone of Phragmipedium besseae for its superior qualities in color

A 10–15°F nighttime drop in autumn helps trigger blooming cycles

Masdevallia mezae Guzmania never allow the roots toA striking epiphyte from the Andean cloud forests, bearing solitary flowers on long, slender scapes well above the foliage. The three fully separated sepals each taper into extraordinarily long, rigid, filiform tails two projecting upward and one downward creating a dramatic trident like silhouette unlike almost any other species in the genus. Light: 7080% shade cloth; avoid direct midday sun. Bright, diffused light encourages blooming without