Masdevallia pachyura
Masdevallia pachyura Rchb.f. is a cool-growing Ecuadorian species that carries several small, spotted flowers on each stem. Wild records sit between 1800 and 3100 m (median 2600 m), so it wants cool days, cold-ish nights and constant moisture.
Where it grows wild
An epiphyte of humid montane forest on the western Andean slopes of southern and central Ecuador, from Chimborazo and BolΓvar south to Loja.
Recorded at 1800 to 3100 m, median 2600 m (13 records).
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