Dracula x ruizii Fragrant The genetic combination of distinguished

The genetic combination of distinguished parent lines offers exciting potential for producing large

branched stems

Best grown mounted on tree fern or cork bark to allow the long tails to hang freely

spidery habit

avoid direct midday sun to preserve the compact

Dracula x ruizii Fragrant The genetic combination of distinguishedThis is a natural hybrid orchid native to the cloud forests of Ecuador, thriving at high elevations where its parent species overlap. This species was described by the Ecuagenera research team, along with Saul Ruiz and A. Doucette. Light: Requires low light, approximating 80% shade, with filtered or diffused light. Direct, intense sunlight must be strictly avoided as it can quickly damage the thin foliage. Temperature: It requires Cool to Intermediate