How to prune dracula bella

After flowering; remove spent spikes promptly as they finish. Cut spent flower spikes cleanly at the base with sterilized scissors. Remove any dead leaves at the plant base. Avoid disturbing the root system — Dracula roots are sensitive and often grow outward through basket sides.

As needed; after each bloom cycle. Dracula bella is a specialist cool-growing orchid that requires very little pruning. Remove spent flower spikes at the base once blooms are finished. Note that Dracula blooms hang downward through basket drainage holes — do not cut spikes while flowers are still developing. Remove dead or yellowing leaves as they appear.

Cut spent flower spikes cleanly at the base with sterilized scissors. Remove any dead leaves at the plant base. Avoid disturbing the root system — Dracula roots are sensitive and often grow outward through basket sides.