Masdevallia ludibunda
Masdevallia ludibunda is a Colombian species described by Reichenbach in 1882, a small tufted epiphyte typical of the genus. There are no georeferenced wild records, so this profile is built from what is known for Andean cloud-forest Masdevallia: cool, shaded, constantly moist and humid, with a clear night drop.
Where it grows wild
Kew records it only from Colombia; like most Colombian Masdevallia it is presumed to grow as an epiphyte on mossy trunks and branches in humid montane cloud forest. Species-specific habitat details were not available.
No recorded elevation; most Colombian Masdevallia grow between about 1500 and 3000 m, and the lowland climate site in the data does not reflect that.
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