Dracula citrina Trichopilia Blooms emerge from the base

Blooms emerge from the base of the plant

succulent-like leaves with prominent veining and clusters of small

with deeply raised cellular patterns that give each leaf a unique sculptural quality

Humidity: Demands moderate to high humidity levels of 50-70% with good air circulation to prevent leaf issues and promote vigorous growth

Dracula citrina Trichopilia Blooms emerge from the baseDracula citrina is an intriguing orchid species, known for its unique, small, and bright yellow flowers that resemble a monkey's face, contributing to its common name among Dracula orchids. Native to the cloud forests of Ecuador and Colombia, it thrives in cool, humid conditions with low to moderate light, mimicking its natural habitat. Its distinctive blooms and specific care requirements make it a fascinating choice for orchid enthusiasts dedicated