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How to water a flowering Dracula?

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05-26-2008, 04:32 PM

Sylorna

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How to water a flowering Dracula?

Hi,
Well, I've been taking some advice given to me for my Dracula and giving it lots of distilled water.
I think it may be growing some shoots...to my surprise.

I have been dunking and soaking the basket in the water whenever needed (about once a day right now), but I realize that once the shoots get to be another 2 inches, they will be in danger of breaking.

How do I water my Dracula once the shoots get too long to dunk?

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