Masdevallia ingridiana Primary Hybrid triangular sepals and short upright

triangular sepals and short upright tails — a bold and floriferous cool grower

Stephen Oliver Fouraker

Named in honor of Elizabeth Yanza

A reed-stem epiphyte from the cloud forests of South America

The compact growth habit and adaptable nature make this an excellent choice for growers

Masdevallia ingridiana Primary Hybrid triangular sepals and short uprightA charming miniature species with vivid, richly colored flowers featuring the elongated sepaline tails characteristic of the genus, producing successive blooms from slender upright inflorescences that rise above compact, tufted foliage. Light: Grow under 5070% shade cloth; direct sun causes rapid leaf burn and should be avoided at all times. Temperature: Intermediate grower. Daytime 6375F (1724C), nights 5461F (1216C). A moderate day night