Dracula mopsus Lycomormium The blossoms can be up

The blossoms can be up to 6-12 inches long

rosea parent

The blossoms typically feature shades of white

star-shaped flowers in shades of white or pale pink

enhances the iridescent quality of the foliage and the contrast of the white venation

Dracula mopsus Lycomormium The blossoms can be upDracula mopsus is a remarkable and enigmatic species within the Dracula genus of orchids, known for its distinctive and somewhat mysterious floral appearance. Native to the cloud forests of Ecuador and Colombia, this orchid thrives in cool, misty environments, characteristic of its high altitude habitat. Dracula mopsus's flowers are remarkable for their resemblance to a monkey's face, a common trait in the Dracula genus, hence their nickname "Monkey