Description

Commonly known as Andean wax palm

and white adorned with intricate patterns

rodigasiana are large

gives it the appearance of a cradle

Temperature: 55–70°F (13–21°C) — Intermediate grower

Dracula papillosa Embreea Commonly known as Andean waxIt is a remarkable orchid species characterized by its distinctive papillose appearance. The flowers exhibit intricate patterns and textures, with a deep maroon coloration and prominent papillae covering the petals and sepals. This species has a mysterious and captivating allure, making it a prized addition to any orchid collection.

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Dracula papillosa Embreea Commonly known as Andean wax

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