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Ross

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This is truly a miniature with leaves only 3-4 inches (10cm) and the main "face" of the flower only 1.5 cm. This one has such a forlorn look, that I was considering giving it the cultivar name 'Tears of a Clown'.

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There are a bunch in bud on eBay currently but I don't think I can keep the apt cool enough. {Enabled!}

This one is in an orchidarium that gets to 80F in the summer. Cordelia Head of J & L Orchids says that this is one of the easier growing Draculas, and is suitable for window sill growing. My Dracula felix http://www.slippertalk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=10258&highlight=felix is a bigger plant, but also easy to grow. It grows on a light cart without any special humidity. Both seem to do the best when watered daily and repotted yearly.
 
This one is in an orchidarium that gets to 80F in the summer. Cordelia Head of J & L Orchids says that this is one of the easier growing Draculas, and is suitable for window sill growing. My Dracula felix http://www.slippertalk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=10258&highlight=felix is a bigger plant, but also easy to grow. It grows on a light cart without any special humidity. Both seem to do the best when watered daily and repotted yearly.

Oh no! Our OS is going to J & L Orchids at the end of June. I think one of these might have to go home with me! I have my Masdies in my basement on a grow-cart. I always thought the Dracs wouldn't do well here...Ut, oh...:eek:
 
:clap: :drool: I love their faces!
I'll have to try to get a pic of my Dracula erythrochaete.
 

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