Dracula levii Cochliostema open-faced flower whose fused sepals

open-faced flower whose fused sepals form a rounded cup boldly marked with dark spots and a richly contrasting interior

forming a dense rosette of ovate-elliptic leaves with numerous slender scapes emerging simultaneously

Provide consistent lighting conditions to support healthy development and maintain optimal foliage coloration

finely reticulated iridescent leaves and its jewel-like epiphyllous flowers

Aim for levels of 70% or higher

Dracula levii Cochliostema open-faced flower whose fused sepalsA captivating species from the cloud forests of Ecuador, renowned for its distinctive triangular flowers with elongated sepals and intricate patterns. This cold growing orchid produces successive white flowers in hanging inflorescences, making it an exceptional choice for collectors of unusual and exotic orchids. Light: Low to moderate indirect light, equivalent to 60 80% shade cloth. Protect from direct sun which can damage the foliage. Temperature: