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Dracula Transylvania
Dracula Transylvania
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About this plant
Dracula gigas × Dracula vampira, registered C. Halls, 2004. A primary hybrid that combines two of the most striking species in the genus: the large-flowered gigas and the dramatically dark vampira.
Flowers are pendulous and produced on downward-arching spikes, so basket culture is essential. Expect large, heavily textured blooms with long sepaline tails, characteristic of both parent species, in deep tones typical of the vampira line.
Growing conditions
- Temperature: 5°C – 22°C, with cool nights of 8–13°C. It is not suitable for warm climates and requires cool nights.
- Light: deep shade to low indirect light.
- Humidity: 75% or higher.
- Water and potting: consistent moisture with excellent drainage. Low-mineral water is preferred.
- Note: it has no pseudobulbs, so do not allow it to dry out.
What you'll receive
A division (a piece divided from an established plant) taken from a mature, flowering-size plant.
Growing information: Care Guide — Dracula Orchids
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