I would avoid dracula orchids, they are very tempermental and not cheap to get a hold of. I currently have two dracula radiosa (did not arrive in good shape), and dracula lotax which is putting out multiple spikes. almost all Dracula orchids require cool conditions with high humidity (highland plants) and caring for highland plants requires a lot of work and a big investment in tech to keep conditions perfect. I would try going with some warm/intermediate orchids first and hold off on getting into the rarer orchids until you get the orchids you have to bloom on their own (if they are happy they will
). Don't let all this scare you away from rare orchids, they can be a lot of fun, if you really can't wait to get a drac go with D. lotax it is a warmer growing species that can be forgiving.
Hope this helps!
Ryan
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