Dracuvallia Clive Henrick Helcia Native to Ecuador at 2

Native to Ecuador at 2

it requires high humidity

Light conditions typical for a Phalaenopsis or brighter are suitable

it has garnered a following among plant enthusiasts who appreciate its uncommon features and tropical charm

resulting in a compact orchid famous for its exceptional tongue-like flower formations and its remarkable ability to produce abundant blooms in optimal conditions

Dracuvallia Clive Henrick Helcia Native to Ecuador at 2This intergeneric hybrid combines the vibrant coloration of Masd. coccinea with the distinctive morphology of Drac. platycrater, creating flowers with bold hues and unique form that bloom successively when provided with cool conditions and high humidity. Light: Bright indirect light with 50 70% shade cloth. Avoid direct sun exposure which can scorch leaves and damage flowers. Temperature: Cool grower. Daytime 59 72F (15 22C), nighttime 50 59F (10