Masdevallia venatoria Alocasia A distinctive Ecuadorian species producing

A distinctive Ecuadorian species producing flowers with unique dark coloration and characteristic tubular form

The slender upright racemes bear numerous small flowers with narrow

vittatula takes its name from the subtle striping that characterizes its flowers — a refined detail that rewards close observation

and a trilobed lip with pointed lateral lobes and a contrasting yellow callus

upright pseudobulbs that produce magnificent

Masdevallia venatoria Alocasia A distinctive Ecuadorian species producingThe epithet venatoria meaning "of the hunt" alludes to the patterned, spotted markings that characterize this cool growing species from Ecuador. Its intricately marked flowers and compact habit make it a distinctive and collectible species within the genus. Light: Grow under 5070% shade cloth; direct sun causes rapid damage to its fine foliage and must be avoided. Temperature: Cool grower. Daytime 5565F (1318C), nights 4554F (712C). Consistent cool