Porrovallia Monica clear-pot That visibility is most useful

That visibility is most useful for growers who want to make watering decisions based on what the roots are actually doing rather than guessing from the surface

award-recognised Masdevallia selected for its rich colour

Both parents originate from high-altitude Andean cloud forests

tidy grower suited to collections where space is a consideration

Upright spikes carrying multiple broad

Porrovallia Monica clear-pot That visibility is most usefulPorrovallia Monica is an intergeneric hybrid between Masdevallia veitchiana and Porroglossum echidnum, registered by Ray Thomson in 1996. Porrovallia is the hybrid genus formed when Masdevallia and Porroglossum are crossed relatively few of these intergeneric hybrids exist, and Monica is the best known. From veitchiana it inherits substantial flower size and the warm amber gold colouring; from Porroglossum echidnum it inherits something altogether