Plants in genus dracula
Dracula kareniae
Dracula kareniae is a distinctive orchid species within the Dracula genus, known for its flower structure that mimics a dragon's face. It prefers cool, humid environments and is native to South American cloud forests.
Dracula janetiae
Dracula janetiae is an orchid species known for its elongated sepals and petals with intricate patterns in shades of green, brown, and maroon. This orchid is appreciated for its unique and striking flowers, making it a fascinating addition to any orchid collection.
Dracula wallisii
Dracula wallisii is an orchid species native to the Cordillera Central in Colombia, found at altitudes of 1,600 to 2,600 meters. It is known for its large, variable flowers with purple, green, and white petals. This orchid requires cool temperatures, high humidity, and filtered light, making it a unique addition to collections of exotic plants.
Dracula dodsonii
Dracula dodsonii is an orchid species known for its striking blooms with elongated petals and sepals in red, purple, and green. The flowers feature intricate patterns and fringed edges, making it a unique addition to orchid collections.
Dracula dalessandroi
Dracula dalessandroi is an orchid native to the cloud forests of Ecuador, known for its maroon, white, and yellow flowers with long sepals resembling dragon fangs. It thrives in cool, moist, shaded environments with high humidity and good air circulation.
Dracula spectrum
Dracula spectrum is a unique orchid species with wide and shallow flowers in vibrant red, green, and purple hues. Its intricate petal and sepal patterns make it a standout in any orchid collection.
Dracula radiosa
Dracula radiosa is an orchid species endemic to Colombia, known for its unique and captivating flowers. It requires cool, humid conditions, filtered light, and proper air circulation to thrive.
Dracula mendozae
Dracula mendozae is an orchid species celebrated for its vibrant red and purple flowers with intricate patterns and fringed edges. The plant's elongated petals and twisted sepals add to its exotic appearance, making it a fascinating addition to any orchid collection.
Dracula saulii
Dracula saulii is a unique orchid species known for its intricate flower structure and vibrant colors, featuring deep purples and contrasting yellows. This plant requires cool temperatures, high humidity, and filtered light to thrive. Its long, slender sepals and striking appearance make it a fascinating addition to any orchid collection.
Dracula circe
Dracula circe is an intriguing orchid native to the cloud forests of Central and South America. It thrives in cool, misty montane environments, making it a favorite among orchid enthusiasts. The medium-sized blooms of this plant resemble faces and emit a unique, enchanting fragrance. Its name, derived from the Latin word for 'little dragon,' reflects its captivating appearance. Dracula circe is particularly popular with collectors due to its distinctive floral characteristics and the challenge of replicating its natural habitat in cultivation.
Dracula mopsus
Dracula mopsus is an orchid species native to the cloud forests of Ecuador and Colombia. Its flowers, which resemble a monkey's face, are small to medium-sized and feature green, brown, and white colors. This orchid blooms successively over several months and prefers high humidity, low to medium light, and cool temperatures.
Dracula venosa
Dracula venosa is a unique species of orchid known for its intriguing floral structure. This plant is part of the Dracula genus, which is renowned for its unusual and often dramatic flowers.
Dracula woolwardiae
Dracula woolwardiae is an orchid species with a unique floral structure that resembles the face of a small monkey. It features elongated sepals and a prominent curved lip, with a combination of green, brown, and red colors, making it a fascinating addition to orchid collections.
Dracula ligiae
Dracula ligiae is an orchid that thrives in cool climates with medium light and high humidity. It requires good air circulation and regular fertilization to flourish.
Dracula 'Daniel Black'
Dracula 'Daniel Black' is an orchid with dark, almost black flowers that resemble a bat's face. Native to the cloud forests of South America, it thrives in cool, humid environments and requires careful attention to humidity, temperature, and light. This plant is highly prized by orchid enthusiasts.
Dracula hawleyi
Dracula hawleyi is a captivating orchid native to the cloud forests of Central and South America. It thrives in cool, misty montane environments and is known for its medium-sized blooms that resemble faces, accompanied by a unique and enchanting fragrance. The name 'Dracula' translates to 'little dragon,' reflecting the plant's intriguing appearance.
Dracula velutina
Dracula velutina is a South American orchid species known for its velvety texture and intriguing flower shapes. It requires specific conditions of temperature, humidity, and air circulation to thrive. This orchid is appreciated for its unique appearance and is a fascinating addition to any orchid collection.
Dracula chiroptera
Dracula chiroptera is an orchid with dark blooms that resemble a bat in flight, featuring elongated petals in deep purples to vibrant oranges. This unique plant is a captivating addition to any orchid collection, offering a striking visual resemblance to its namesake.
Dracula cochliops
Dracula cochliops is a unique orchid species native to the cloud forests of Colombia. It thrives in cool, misty montane environments and is known for its flowers that resemble the face of a little vampire. The blooms feature patterns in shades of brown, green, and white, accompanied by a delightful fragrance. This epiphytic orchid grows on trees and rocks, making it a fascinating addition to orchid collections.
Dracula saulii 'Ivan'
Dracula saulii 'Ivan' is a cultivar of the Dracula saulii orchid species, recognized for its unusual flower shapes. It requires specific care, including controlled temperature, humidity, and air circulation.
Dracula tubeana
Dracula tubeana is a diminutive orchid native to the cloud forests of Ecuador, known for its petite blooms that resemble a tiny frog or toad. The flowers display intricate patterns in deep purples and rich burgundies, with a fragrance reminiscent of ripe fruits or sweet candies. This orchid prefers cool, humid environments with dappled light and requires consistent moisture and proper air circulation.
Dracula marsupialis
Dracula marsupialis is an orchid species native to the cloud forests of Central and South America, known for its flowers that resemble a dragon or bat in flight. The plant features long, tail-like sepals and a cup-like lip, mimicking mushrooms to attract fungus gnats for pollination. It prefers high humidity, cool temperatures, and low to moderate light, making it a fascinating choice for orchid enthusiasts interested in unique and unusual floral forms.