I can send a couple of cuttings e mail me Kiddo

I have two of them and all I have noticed is there slow.They can grow outside here with little problem. They also cant handle wind very well so a sheltered shady spot would be best.

Thank you! I agree. I think mine is female. I read male flowers are smaller and greater in number. Female flowers are larger and fewer in number. They say that male flowers are prettier in Cycnoches and Catasetum but I like the look of the female for this species!

whikxolf, um, my plant is in a house that's 70 degrees F during the day, and 60 over night. i don't think that you need to heat your house up to the conditions of a steamy greenhouse to grow this plant. here's a suggestion... you need to figure out if the plant is drooping because it is wilting, or if the plant is "drooping" because it has decided to place its leaves in that position. plants in the maranta and calathea families are famous for their ability to move and place their leaves. so, if the plant is wilting, the leaves will be soft, abnormally flexible, and you should be able to easily move a leaf around in most any direction. on the other hand, if a leaf feels sturdy and kind of snaps back in place if you try to move it (ie it is turgid), then this is just how the plant wants its leaves. if that's the case, you are simply going to have to get used to the look, or get a different plant. but, more watering will only risk root rot. now, having said that, the "drooping" may be the plant's way to conserve moisture during periods of low humidity. i got my plant months ago, but the heat was already on. mine is "drooping" even a bit more than yours, but it also has three or four new growths... so i know it is happy. it will be interesting to me to see if the leaves have a more upright look once the humidity rises a bit. portland doesn't tend to have high humidity, even during the summer, but it will be higher than during the winter heating season. good luck ps pebble trays and humidifiers seem like something to try as long as you don't overdo it and start to grow mold.