Dracula chimaera Cochleanthes The inflorescences emerge from the

The inflorescences emerge from the base of the plant and droop downward

reducing frequency slightly during cooler months

Each small flower displays ovate sepals with a distinctly papillose

Humidity: Keep humidity levels high at 60-80% to ensure optimal growth and flower production

A spectacular trailing epiphyte from the cloud forests of the Americas

Dracula chimaera Cochleanthes The inflorescences emerge from theA species from the cloud forests of South America, known for producing large, pendant flowers on drooping inflorescences that emerge from the base of the plant. The triangular sepals are heavily fringed along the margins, tapering into long, slender tails, with a rounded, fungus mimicking lip at the center. Light: Low to medium indirect light with 7080% shade cloth; avoid any direct sun exposure. Temperature: 5065F (1018C); a cool grower that requires