Lepanthes grandiflora Dracula Philodendron sharoniae is a coveted

Philodendron sharoniae is a coveted plant among enthusiasts and collectors

for many years we have been trying to propagate it and now finally we have success

This small

which can lead to root rot

making it an excellent choice for collectors seeking superior Cattleya trianae genetics with enhanced characteristics

Lepanthes grandiflora Dracula Philodendron sharoniae is a covetedA striking miniature orchid from the cloud forests of Central America, distinguished by its relatively large, deep burgundy purple flowers with glistening, hair fringed tepals and a vivid contrasting lip exceptional in size and presence for the genus. Light: Bright, indirect light an east facing window or shaded south west exposure works well. Avoid direct sun. Temperature: Cool growing 5065F (1018C) nights, with days not exceeding 75F (24C).