Masdevallia pastinata Guzmania Commonly called the Fruit-fly Orchid

Commonly called the Fruit-fly Orchid

Named for its sweet

Light: Anthurium acaule 7 prefers low to medium indirect light

Known as spider orchids for their distinctive elongated flower segments

The color can vary from white to pink and rosy-red

Masdevallia pastinata Guzmania Commonly called the Fruit-fly OrchidAn elegant species from Andean cloud forests, producing multiple pendulous flowers on a single ramicaul. The elongated, lanceolate sepals open gracefully downward with long, pointed tails and a smooth, glossy surface a refined and understated presence in any cool collection. Light: 7080% shade cloth; bright indirect light. Avoid direct sun, which scorches the leaves. Temperature: 5268F (1120C) Intermediate to cool grower. A consistent day to night