Dracula gigas f. red Intermediate-cool making this species relatively drought-tolerant

making this species relatively drought-tolerant

making it an ideal choice for adding tropical color to indoor spaces year-round

It has a stemless (acaulescent) growth habit

Foliage Characteristics: Features remarkable cordate leaves with deeply bullate surface texture creating a pebbled appearance

Dracula gigas f. red Intermediate-cool making this species relatively drought-tolerantA rare and highly sought after red form of one of the most dramatic species in the Dracula genus, native to the cool cloud forests of Ecuador and Colombia. This form is prized for its exceptionally deep, rich red coloration across the large, pendant blooms a striking departure from the more common forms and a true collector's prize. Light: Bright, indirect light; avoid any direct sun. Best grown under shaded conditions or near a north facing window.