
Well-grown Masdevallia with distinctive triangular flowers
After two years, your mystery plant has a name: Masdevallia. Both the unique flower form (those tubular, triangular sepals) and the compact, grassy leaves match perfectly.
You mentioned it "does well in bright light"—that's the sweet spot. Masdevallias in good light produce those incredible, long-lasting, kite-shaped flowers in jewel tones. Your plant looks healthy and well-grown.
Congratulations on growing a relatively uncommon orchid so well! Masdevallias reward attentive growers with some of the most alien, exquisite flowers in the orchid world.
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