Masdevallia citrinella is a delightful miniature orchid native to the cloud forests of Ecuador. Its name refers to its bright lemon-yellow flowers, which stand out despite their small size. This species thrives in cool to intermediate conditions with high humidity, making it a favorite among terrarium growers and collectors of miniatures.
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Plant height (without pot): | 5–10 cm |
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Leaf length: | 3–6 cm |
Flower diameter: | 1.5–2.5 cm |
Sepal tails: | Present, fine and long |
Inflorescence: | 1 flower per peduncle, successive |
Temperature: | Cool–Intermediate (12–20 °C) |
Humidity: | 70–90 % |
Light: | Moderate shade (60–80 %) |
Watering: | Frequent; keep substrate evenly moist with good aeration |
Substrate: | Fine bark + sphagnum moss; ideal in small pots or mounted |
Origin: | Andes of Ecuador (1,500–2,200 m) |
Notes: | Bright yellow flower; well suited for terrarium culture |
Fragrance: | Not fragrant |
Cultivation rarity: | Uncommon |
Recommended use: | Terrariums, miniature collections |
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