Dracula Alex Hirtz

Created from Drac. hirtzii and Drac. lotax, this Dracula hybrid offers the unusual, long-tailed floral character prized in the genus. Its blooms make an intriguing addition to a cool-growing orchid collection.

• Light: Low to moderate indirect light, such as a shaded window; protect from direct sun.
• Temperature: Cool-growing, 50–75°F (10–24°C); cooler nights are especially beneficial.
• Humidity: 70–90% with gentle, consistent air circulation.
• Watering: Keep the medium evenly moist but well drained. Water before it dries completely, without leaving roots in standing water.

Additional Notes:

Offered as a blooming-size plant. Like many Dracula orchids, it performs best in a moisture-retentive, airy medium and a shaded position protected from hot, dry conditions. Individual flower appearance can vary between plants.