The entire box. The ones commonly seen are M decoratum and M veerstegii. Veerstigii is interesting as it comes in different varieties. All veerstegii have a red body, the rims are as follows:

Mediocalar versteegii var versteegii has a yellow rim.
Mediocalar versteegii var vulcanicum has a white rim.
Mediocalar versteegii var intermedium has a green rim
Mediocalar versteegii var amphigenium, I cannot find a picture nor a description.

Mediocalar paradoxum red body / green rim, often 2 flowers
Mediocalar uniflorum red body / green rim.
Mediocalar bifolium red body / white rim.
Mediocalar aganthodoensis red body / green rim.

Several have the red body with a green rim and the only way to distinguish them is by the growth characteristics which is different.

Then there are a few with orange bodies and one with a yellow body. Mediocalar decoratum, the one shown, has the orange body with yellow rim.

Nick

Very pretty and delicate looking. What are you growing it in?

Jane

It's growing in 'Gorilla Hair', a nickname we have given redwood fibers who make sort of a mat. Retains more moisture than bark but less than shagnum Moss.

Nick

Now they are all open, pretty little things.

Nick

Lovely little bells!