Dracula dalstroemii Myrmecophila Known as the "Maxillary Lepanthes

Known as the "Maxillary Lepanthes

The characteristics of this hybrid would depend on the specific attributes of the parent plants involved in the cross

often displaying slightly more elongated or narrowed leaf proportions compared to other variants

Reduce frequency in winter

Suited for experienced cool-grower enthusiasts

Dracula dalstroemii Myrmecophila Known as the "Maxillary LepanthesDracula dalstroemii is a unique and intriguing species within the Dracula genus of orchids, known for its distinctive and somewhat mysterious floral appearance. Native to the cloud forests of Ecuador, this orchid thrives in cool, misty environments, which is characteristic of its high altitude habitat. Dracula dalstroemii's flowers are remarkable for their resemblance to a monkey's face, a common trait in the Dracula genus, hence their nickname