From the latin anicula, or "little, old woman".
Found growing in a forested region inhabited by both the frequent Dracula wallisii and the much less frequent Dracula cutis-bufonis by a forgotten collector near Medellín, this rare taxon is known from a single plant. All plants currently in cultivation have been derived from divisions of the original plant.
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