Masdevallia bottae
Masdevallia bottae Luer & Andreetta is a small Ecuadorian endemic recorded at 1500 to 2200 m, with only five wild GBIF records. The measured climate is cool-intermediate: days of 19 to 22 C and nights of 11 to 13 C with humid air all year and only a brief drier spell in September, a comfortable species for a cool orchid case.
Where it grows wild
No detailed habitat notes reach us; the records lie in the wet montane and cloud forest of the Ecuadorian Andes, where small Masdevallias grow as mossy epiphytes.
Recorded at 1500 to 2200 m, median 2200 m over four records.
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