Dracula sergioi

Dracula sergioi is an epiphytic species from the cloud forests of Antioquia, Colombia, at elevations around 1950 metres. Named for Sergio Escobar, it produces a few successive flowers roughly 4cm wide across spring and fall. Offered as an established division of flowering size.

About this plant

• Flowering: Spring and fall. Successive flowers rather than all open at once, typical of the genus.
• Flowers: Compact, around 4cm wide, in the characteristic triangular Dracula form with tailed sepals.
• Plant: Compact, upright growth with pleated foliage. Vigorous under cool, stable conditions.

Growing conditions

• Temperature: Cool to intermediate, with cool nights. It needs stable, consistent conditions, so avoid summer heat spikes. Not suited to warm climates.
• Light: Partial shade to bright filtered light. No direct sun.
• Water: Keep evenly moist at all times. It has no pseudobulbs, so do not allow it to dry out.
• Humidity & air: High humidity (70% or more) with constant gentle air movement. Rainwater or RO water preferred.

What you'll receive

An established division of Dracula sergioi. It is best suited to growers who can maintain cool, stable conditions year-round. Buds and flowers cannot be guaranteed at the time of shipping due to seasonal and environmental factors.