Specklinia colombiana Muscarella Features tiny pseudobulbs with small

Features tiny pseudobulbs with small

dark glossy ovate leaves on branches or cork

A miniature fan-forming epiphyte endemic to the cloud forests of Ecuador

which can desiccate the fine foliage

this species is named for its descending flower habit (descendens meaning "descending" or "going down")

Specklinia colombiana Muscarella Features tiny pseudobulbs with smallThis miniature, tufted epiphyte, is found in Andean cloud forests at high elevations, typically between 2000 and 3200 meters. It is known for its congested growth habit, small elliptic leaves, and its distinctive, relatively large single flowers that are produced successively. Light: Requires low to medium, diffuse light. It must be strictly protected from direct sun exposure, thriving best in deep shade or under heavily filtered light. Temperature: A