Keep cool (below 80°F), moist but not soggy, in bright indirect light. Use acid fertilizer when actively growing. Prune after spring bloom. Not suited for permanent Texas outdoor planting; keep potted.
Difficult to rebloom indoors (needs 16-hour dark periods for 3 months). As foliage plant: bright light, dry soil between waterings, no repotting, minimal fertilizer. Warm temps (above 60°F).
Mother plant dies slowly after flowering, producing pups. Keep in small pot, bright indirect light, water soil weekly (keep cups dry to avoid rot). Separate pups when half mother’s size; pot in peat-perlite mix, high humidity for a month.
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