Dracula benedicti Climate_Intermediate Temperature: To mimic its natural

Temperature: To mimic its natural habitat

In the winter or after flowering

Watering: Must be kept consistently moist and should never dry out completely

Light: prefers bright

Dracula benedicti Climate_Intermediate Temperature: To mimic its naturalA cool growing epiphytic orchid from the cloud forests of Ecuador, producing pendant flowers on drooping scapes that emerge from the base of the plant. All three sepals terminate in dramatically elongated, slender tails, while the concave, rounded lateral sepals bear a dense papillose texture and frame a small, mushroom shaped labellum with a contrasting center creating a striking, spider like silhouette unlike any other species in the genus. Light: