Masdevallia striatella Rhyncholaelia virens is a distinctive intermediate-growing

virens is a distinctive intermediate-growing species from Ecuador that stands out within the genus for its unusual coloration

It is primarily grown for its highly ornamental foliage

You can maintain a high-humidity environment by grouping plants

Requires no potting medium — simply hang or drape in a bright

water every 3–5 days and ensure excellent drainage to prevent root rot

Masdevallia striatella Rhyncholaelia virens is a distinctive intermediate-growingA charming miniature species from cloud forests, Masd. striatella is distinguished by its delicate flowers with distinctly striped sepals a fine pattern of lines that gives the species its name. Compact and tufted in habit, it blooms on slender upright spikes and rewards attentive cool growers with a refined, understated floral display. Light: 7080% shade cloth; sensitive to direct sun, which can quickly damage the foliage. Temperature: 5065F (1018C)