How to prune dracula vampira

Any time, as needed when dead growth appears. Use sterile scissors or a blade to cleanly remove dead or yellowed leaves at their base. Leave all healthy ramicauls (stems) and flower spikes intact, including spent spikes that may reflower.

Rarely — only when dead or damaged growth is present. Dracula vampira rarely needs pruning. This cool-growing miniature orchid produces single flowers on pendant spikes from its base — do not cut the spikes prematurely as they can rebloom. Remove only dead, yellowed, or damaged leaves at the base using sterile scissors. No shaping or structural pruning is required.

Use sterile scissors or a blade to cleanly remove dead or yellowed leaves at their base. Leave all healthy ramicauls (stems) and flower spikes intact, including spent spikes that may reflower.