Alocasia heterophylla Dracula Oncidium hyphaematicum's unique floral display

Oncidium hyphaematicum's unique floral display adds to its overall allure

The resulting orchids will likely carry a combination of characteristics from the Cattleya warneri suavisima parent plant

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Its leaves are typically large

Like its green counterpart

Alocasia heterophylla Dracula Oncidium hyphaematicum's unique floral displayit has the fewest lateral veins , ranging from three to four (sometimes five, but this isn't the norm). Counting the lateral veins (in red) does not include those at the posterior lobes but at the beginning of the petiole attachment. Also, the secondary veins of this species arch widely