Named for the national park from which this form originates, one of the easiest of the Orchidioides bladderworts develops thick stolons and clear storage tubers within epiphytic moss setups, sending up broad spade-shaped leaves and, given appropriate seasons, large stalks bearing one to several even larger blooms, well over 2 inches across with bright white petals and a yellow central palate.
Available plants will be single-growth point divisions.