Description
Dracula orientalis is also known for its distinct fragrance
Fort Watson
humboldtii with the other genetic traits from the complex hybrid P
Temperature: Warm to intermediate
can be almost 18" across and 24" tip to top
Lepanthes delhierroi Eria Dracula orientalis is also knownThis miniature, rare epiphyte is native to the cloud forests of Ecuador, growing between 1600 and 1900 meters. It is a small, clump forming plant known for its elongated leaves and its relatively large, vibrant flowers that emerge from a dense pod on the back of the leaf. Light: Requires low to medium, diffuse light. It must be strictly protected from direct sun exposure, thriving best in deep shade or under heavily filtered light. Temperature:
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