Showing posts with label masdevallia amaluzae. Show all posts
Showing posts with label masdevallia amaluzae. Show all posts
Thursday, April 25, 2013
Luzama amaluzae
Recently in bloom, this small species is also found under the name Masdevallia amaluzae. Both plant and flowers are 3 cm, but the flowers are held well away from the plant on 6-8 cm spikes. It seems to do best mounted and blooms reliably every spring. I grow it with my other cool-temperature species.
Labels:
ecuador,
luzama,
luzama amaluzae,
masdevallia,
masdevallia amaluzae,
orchid,
peru,
pleurothallid
Monday, June 25, 2012
Luzama amaluzae
Luzama amaluzae or Masdevallia amaluzae is a small species from Ecuador and Peru. The flowers are 3 cm on a plant the same size and are held on spikes that are 6-8 cm in length. The plant blooms profusely and seems to prefer somewhat lower light and a mount rather than a pot. My plant is grown cool and is on a piece of cedar.
Labels:
ecuador,
luzama,
masdevallia,
masdevallia amaluzae,
orchid,
peru,
pleurothallid
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