Masdevallia cranion
Masdevallia cranion Luer is a Peruvian species described in 1989 from the eastern Andean slopes and rarely seen in collections; there are no georeferenced wild records. Grow it as a cool to intermediate cloud-forest Masdevallia, ignoring the hot lowland placeholder climate in the data.
Where it grows wild
Not documented in detail for us. Luer's Peruvian Masdevallias of this period are mostly small epiphytes of wet montane cloud forest on the eastern slopes, on mossy trunks and branches.
Unknown; presumed cloud forest at roughly 1800 to 2800 m.
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