Masdevallia coccinea xanthina ‘Seattle Gold’ Miniature these seedlings are expected to

these seedlings are expected to produce compact

consistent with the large coastal NSW forms of this species that grow on Casuarina and other trees in estuarine environments around the Lake Macquarie region

registered by Beall in 1986

Can produce multiple spikes simultaneously

Both parents are Andean cloud forest plants

Masdevallia coccinea xanthina ‘Seattle Gold’ Miniature these seedlings are expected toMasdevallia coccinea xanthina 'Seattle Gold' is a selected clone of the rare yellow colour form of M. coccinea. The xanthina form producing clear yellow to gold flowers rather than the typical red or pink is among the most sought after and scarce colour variants in the entire genus. M. coccinea is native to the Eastern Cordillera of Colombia at 2,4403,600 m; the xanthina form occurs naturally but is far less common than the red forms in both the wild