Dracula andreettae f. xanthina Brassavola It should be grown in

It should be grown in an open

Light: Bright

A captivating miniature species from the cloud forests of the Andes

and slender foliage

Cattleya violacea Culture

Dracula andreettae f. xanthina Brassavola It should be grown inA rare yellow form of Dracula andreettae from the cloud forests of Ecuador, producing pendant flowers on drooping scapes. The fused sepals form a broad, concave triangular structure in yellow green, densely spotted with dark brown, and terminating in elongated tails with a small, mushroom shaped labellum at the center characteristic of the genus. Light: Low to medium indirect light with 6080% shade cloth; avoid any direct sun, which can rapidly damage