Dracula, Masdevallia, and Pleurothalis are all closely related orchid genera that tolerate lower light conditions than most other orchids. Dracula orchids are widely known for their monkey-faced blooms, although the term Dracula actually translates to "little dragon"! Dracula lotax, AKA the Clown Orchid, is native to humid mountain forests, where it would typically enjoy cool temperatures. They do best around room temperature, and while they're generally prone to light spotting (as pictured), they may spot easily at temperatures above 75°F. They're excellently well adapted to indoor growing!
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✿ Live Dracula Orchid Plant
✿ Blooming size, but not currently in bloom
✿ True miniature orchid, great for terrariums
✿ 3" Nursery Pot - No added cost, can vary in shape, color, and material
