Dracula benedictii Lockhartia Produces clusters of narrow tubular

Produces clusters of narrow tubular flowers in vivid orange-red

This epiphytic species produces coral-colored spathes and thrives naturally growing on trees in tropical forests

stable temperatures 18-27°C (65-80°F) with consistent conditions for optimal giant leaf development

green foliage

Dracula benedictii Lockhartia Produces clusters of narrow tubularIt is an intriguing orchid species known for its remarkable flower shape and appearance. The blooms exhibit a distinct resemblance to the face of a dragon, with long, twisting petals and a protruding lip. The flowers often display vibrant colors, including deep reds and purples, adding a captivating touch to any orchid collection.