2a rare Bolivian miniature with an impressive flower, 4` tall tufted plant with spikes rising above the foliage, large 2` flowers with an orange tubular center and spreading hirsute white sepals, elegant golden yellow 2` tails adorn this great flower, moist grower
2a larger Masdevallia with thick coriaceous 8` leaves, short 3` infloresences carry single blooms up to 5`, these long-tailed flowers have greenish orange dorsal sepals, dull pinkish-red spotted ventral sepals with twisted tails, the thickened fleshy beef-steak dark red lip smells of rotting meat
2just in from Mars, a beautiful mini miniature with clumping grass like 1-1/2` leaves, short 2` single flowered spikes producing alien-looking 1/2` blooms, the cuppy spiny flowers are yellow, spotted red/brown with dangling globular tipped yellow tails, must be kept moist at all times
2a aurea form of this delightful floriferous miniature Masdevallia, has clumping 3` long narrow light green leaves, many short single flowered spikes appear simultaneously to the height of the foliage bearing lovely 2` yellow blooms, the slender dorsal sepal is held perpendicular to the slender lateral sepals, quick to form into small mass-blooming specimen plants
2a floriferous miniature with 2` paddle like purple tinged leaves, many 2` thread like single flowered spikes produce a cuppy 1/2` bloom, sepals are a translucent crystalline creamy white heavily striated and spotted red, with outspread thin pale yellow 1` tails, this plant is a mass bloomer
2an excellent cool grower that thrive even in full sun when kept cool and breezy; this up right 5` tall plant has thick and plump dark green leaves; clusters of short basal spikes carry thick fleshy long tailed 2` blooms that are a deep cherry red and very long lasting. Thrives in cool coastal climates.
