Phalaenopsis
Phalaenopsis spp. – Moth Orchid (1-2 stems) with Ceramic Pot
Phalaenopsis spp. – Moth Orchid (1-2 stems) with Ceramic Pot
Exposure
- Bright light without direct sun
Rusticity
Bloom time
- January
- February
- March
- April
- May
- June
- July
- August
- September
- October
- November
- December
- Elegant orchid 1-2 stems
- Chic ceramic pot included
- Exotic beauty for your interior
- Easy maintenance for beginners
- Perfect and lasting gift
The ultimate symbol of elegance and refinement, the Phalaenopsis orchid instantly transforms your decor into a tropical sanctuary. Its graceful floral spikes, bearing one or two stems laden with delicate butterfly-like blooms, offer exceptionally long-lasting flowering. Presented in its stylized ceramic pot, it serves as a living architectural element, perfect for punctuating a space with light and serenity.
Characteristics
- Foliage: Fleshy, wide, and leathery lustrous green leaves, arranged in a rosette at the base.
- Flowering: Spectacular and long-lasting flowers (several months). Varied colors from pure white to vibrant purples.
- Light: Requires bright but indirect light. Avoids direct sun which can scorch the foliage.
- Habit: Upright for the flower spikes and compact for the leaf rosette.
- Growth: Slow, producing one to two new leaves per year.
- Potting Soil: Requires an ultra-draining substrate like pine bark or a specialized orchid mix.
- Temperature and Humidity: Thrives between 18°C and 24°C. Appreciates medium to high ambient humidity.
- Resistances: Excellent indoor resistance if watering is well managed.
Use
- Types of Use: Office feature plant, sophisticated centerpiece, bright windowsill, or prestigious gift.
- Decorative Advantages: Provides vertical luxury and a floral presence that lasts much longer than cut flowers.
Maintenance
- Watering: Practice bottom watering for the culture pot about once a week. Drain thoroughly before replacing in the ceramic pot. Never leave water in the heart of the rosette.
- Fertilization: Use a specific orchid fertilizer once a month during spring and summer.
- Pruning: Cut the flower spike above the second node after flowering to encourage new growth.
- Planting: Repot every 2 years in fresh mix after the flowering period is complete.
- Winter Protection: Keep away from cold drafts near windows and intense direct heat sources.
Plant details
Dimensions
Dimensions
Characteristics
Characteristics
Habit:
- Upright
Flowering colours:
- White
- Yellow
- Multi-color
- Pink
- Red
- Purple
- Lavender
Plant needs
Plant needs
Watering:
- Bottom watering preferred
- Mist foliage regularly
Maintenance:
- Medium
- Fertilize regularly
- Remove spent flowers
Soil requirement:
- Orchid potting soil
- Well drained
Features
Features
Resistance:
- Low light
Attract:
Use:
- Thriller pot
- Gift
- Decoration
- Office
Attribute:
- Long flowering
- Successive flowering
- Non-Toxic Cat
- Non-Toxic Dog
- Fragrant

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