Masdevallia buccinator
Masdevallia buccinator Rchb.f. & Warsz. (1854) is a Colombian species with a long-tubed, trumpet-like flower, recorded at 2300 m in the Eastern Cordillera of Santander. It is a genuinely cool grower that needs nights near 10 C and days that stay in the low twenties.
Where it grows wild
The record lies in cool, humid upper montane forest of the Eastern Cordillera; assumed to grow as a tufted epiphyte on mossy trunks and branches, occasionally on mossy banks.
One record at 2300 m; the species probably ranges roughly 1900 to 2700 m.
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