Masdevallia princeps Paphinia A compact miniature species from

A compact miniature species from the cloud forests of Ecuador

The orchid's elongated pseudobulbs provide a habitat for ant colonies

as this can easily scorch the leaves

Its striking appearance and vibrant colors make it a sought-after orchid for collectors and enthusiasts

Masdevallia princeps Paphinia A compact miniature species fromA dramatic cloud forest species, producing solitary pendulous flowers on tall, upright scapes well above the compact foliage. The fused sepals form a deep, urn shaped bloom with a strikingly elongated dorsal tail an architectural and highly distinctive flower that makes it one of the most sought after species in the genus. Light: Low to moderate light; 6070% shade cloth. Avoid direct sun, which causes stress and leaf damage. Temperature: Cool grower.