Dracula mantissa Anthurium A species endemic to the

A species endemic to the cloud forests and high-elevation slopes of Ecuador

good light promotes strong pseudobulb development and prolific blooming

requiring a basket or open-sided mount to bloom freely

Named for its sweet

tree fern fiber

Dracula mantissa Anthurium A species endemic to theA cool growing epiphytic orchid from the cloud forests of Ecuador, forming a compact clump of erect, linear lanceolate leaves. It produces pendant flowers on drooping scapes that emerge laterally from the base of the plant, with fused sepals forming a concave triangular structure terminating in elongated dark tails and a small, mushroom shaped labellum at the center a defining feature of the genus. Light: Low to medium indirect light with 6080% shade