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Dracula inaequalis
Dracula inaequalis
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Dracula inaequalis is a distinctive species recognised for its elongated floral segments and often asymmetrical presentation, giving the flowers a slightly irregular but striking appearance.
Blooms typically feature strong veining and contrasting tones that range from warm brown to maroon and olive, depending on clone and growing conditions. Individual flowers may vary noticeably in form and intensity between flowering cycles.
This species is strictly cool-growing and requires consistently high humidity, constant air movement, and protection from elevated temperatures. Stable environmental conditions are essential for sustained growth and flowering.
Best suited to experienced growers with a solid understanding of cool-growing orchids and the specific requirements of the Dracula genus.
Key plant information
| Botanical name | Dracula inaequalis |
|---|---|
| Genus | Dracula |
| Plant type | Species |
| Primary climate | Cool |
| Light | Filtered |
| Humidity | 70%+ |
| Temperature range | Cool |
Important notes
| Sustained cool nights are required for best performance. |
| This plant is not suitable for consistently warm climates. |
Growing information: Care Guide — Dracula Orchids
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