Dracula marsupialis Bromeliaceae It forms a dense clump

It forms a dense clump of large orbicular-ovate leaves with a finely papillose iridescent surface on striking dark stems

creating a delightful display of golden flowers that dance in the slightest breeze

A cool-growing miniature epiphyte native to the cloud forests of Ecuador

with broad

Dracula marsupialis Bromeliaceae It forms a dense clumpA species from the cloud forests of Ecuador, producing pendant flowers with broad, rounded sepals and a distinctive pouch like lip that closely resembles a small marsupial pouch a remarkable adaptation for fungus gnat pollination. The inflorescences emerge from the base of the plant and droop downward. Light: Low to medium indirect light with 7080% shade cloth; avoid direct sun at all times. Temperature: 5065F (1018C); a cool grower that requires