Masdevallia Raymondo de las Andes Air Quality These hybrids are locally grown

These hybrids are locally grown and come in a mossy Terra cotta pot

rose-bud shaped flowers

Fertilizer: Monthly feeding during growing season with diluted

It works by causing insects to dry out and die by absorbing the oils and fats from the cuticle of the insect's exoskeleton

Cut way back on watering during the winter months and allow the soil to dry out partially between watering

Masdevallia Raymondo de las Andes Air Quality These hybrids are locally grownMasdevallia Raymondo de las Andes is a striking hybrid known for its intensely saturated, glowing purple orange blooms that command attention despite the plants modest size. Each flower is triangular and symmetrically balanced, with elongated sepal tails and a rich velvety texture that almost looks painted. The color is bold but not brashmore ember than neongiving it a sophisticated, jewel toned quality. This compact hybrid thrives in cool to