Masdevallia pinocchio Sarcochilus and adaptability to both tropical

and adaptability to both tropical gardens and indoor cultivation

This exceptional aroid species is distinguished by its architectural appeal and robust growth habits

reed-like pseudobulbs that produce upright

producing solitary flowers of striking sculptural form

It prefers to be grown mounted on cork bark or in baskets with a very airy

Masdevallia pinocchio Sarcochilus and adaptability to both tropicalAn instantly recognizable species from Andean cloud forests, named for its dramatically elongated dorsal sepal that rises sharply upright from a globose, fleshy floral base an unmistakable silhouette that sets it apart from any other in the genus. The lateral sepals fuse into a rounded, inflated cup with a waxy, textured surface, creating a bold contrast between the compact base and the towering dorsal extension. Light: 6070% shade cloth; bright