Masdevallia cheloglossa
Masdevallia cheloglossa is a Peruvian species described by Luer and Dalstrom in 2006 and known from very few collections. The measured climate is a lowland stand-in and should be ignored; grow it as a cool Andean cloud-forest Masdevallia with shaded, humid, moving air and cool nights.
Where it grows wild
Presumed an epiphyte of wet montane cloud forest on the eastern Andean slope of Peru, as for the other Luer and Dalstrom Masdevallia of that period; no habitat account was reachable.
No elevation is recorded. The climate site is a stand-in at 273 m in the Huallaga-Ucayali lowlands chosen from the country outline; that is hot rainforest where no Masdevallia grows, and the real locality is almost certainly montane cloud forest above 1500 m.
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