Dracula

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    Location:
    window sill (north or east window) or conservatory; almost only to be kept hanging because of the downward-growing flower stalks. In summer also shady outdoors.


    Temperatures:
    In winter 15° - 20°C; 30°C can be tolerated outdoors in summer if there is good shade.


    Pour:
    Keep the plants moist at all times, but not constantly wet. Let dry at low temperatures before watering again.


    Fertilize:
    During the growth phase from March to October every 14 days with orchid fertilizer.
    Do not fertilize in the dark period (November - February).

    Hometown:
    Andes, South America - always humid temperate to cool mountain regions


    Natural species: about 100


    Particularities:
    The name comes from the bizarre flowers. With this epiphyte, the flower stalks usually grow sideways or downwards through the planting material. That is why it is advantageous to plant Dracula in lattice pots or baskets. as a plant material
    Sphagnum moss most suitable.



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