Description
Most are epiphytic shade plants.a few are lithophytes.[5] In the wild, some species grow below the canopies of moist and humid lowland forests, protected against direct sunlight; others grow in seasonally dry or cool environments. The species have adapted individually to these three habitats.The genus can be classified into two groups :A group of species with a long, branched inflorescence (up to 1 m long) and large, almost round flowers with rose or white tints.A group of species with short stems and less rounded, waxy flowers with more pronounced colors.Plant Specifications*above specification are indicative only. actual dimensions may vary by +-10%
Common Name
Moth Orchid
Maximum Reachable Height
Upto one meter long
Flower Colour
White and Pink.
Bloom Time
Late winter through the spring.
Difficulty Level
Easy.
Planting and careToo much bright light can burn the leaves and turn the plants yellowish while too little will result in plants with soft leaves that don t flower.Repot after flowering. Don t over pot; wash the old compost from the roots before working the new compost gently and firmly around the roots.Phalaenopsis White care
Sunlight
Prefer dappled light (an east or west facing windowsill behind a net curtain is ideal).
Watering
Do not let the soil dry out.
Soil
They should be potted in a more typical houseplant mix that holds some moisture but still drains well.
Temperature
A minimum temperature of 20 degrees C (68 degrees C).
Fertilizer
Give a quarter strength fertiliser once a month.
Phalaenopsis White uses
Ornamental Use:
Phals do very well as houseplants and will grow and flower in a moderately bright windowsill
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