Dracula platycrater Culture:

This fascinating orchid species belongs to the captivating Dracula genus, known for their unique and mysterious flower forms that often resemble faces or creatures.

• Light: Bright, filtered light with protection from direct sunlight. Prefers shaded conditions similar to its natural cloud forest habitat.
• Temperature: Cool to intermediate temperatures, 55-75F (13-24C) with good air circulation to mimic cloud forest conditions.
• Humidity: High humidity levels of 70-85% are essential for this moisture-loving species that thrives in cloud forest environments.
• Watering: Keep consistently moist with excellent drainage. Requires constant moisture without waterlogging, similar to its natural misty habitat.

Additional Notes:

Floral characteristics: The flowers display the characteristic Dracula genus features with their distinctive sepals and unusual forms that often create face-like appearances, making each bloom a fascinating study in orchid evolution.