Scaphosepalum andreettae Dracuvallia infusing a small corner of

infusing a small corner of the home with the vibrancy of the tropics

Temperature: Needs warm temperatures

This striking epiphytic orchid species is celebrated for its large intricate flowers with deep maroon and yellow coloration and distinctive protruding lip

It likely refers to a cultivated or collected variation of the Philodendron mamei species

creating an elegant fan-like appearance

Scaphosepalum andreettae Dracuvallia infusing a small corner ofScaphosepalum andreettae is a unique mini orchid known for its shrimp like yellow and red flowers that bloom sequentially along the same stem. Thriving in medium to low light conditions, this species requires consistently high humidity to flourish. Its distinctive floral structure and growth habit make it a fascinating addition for orchid enthusiasts seeking a specialized and visually striking plant.