Phalaenopsis Orchids
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$135.00
Phalaenopsis bellina f chloracea
Phalaenopis bellina f chloracea or casually called ‘semialba’ or ‘pink’.
A warm to hot growing variety of phalaenopsis species.
it is fragrance species.Plant on offer is in a 100ml pots.
Plants are mature, in bud/spike/flower as available,
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$30.00
Phalaenopsis difformis
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$260.00
Phalaenopsis Gigantea
Phalaenopsis Gigantea is the king of phalaenopsis, with the largest foliage of all phalaenopsis species! the rare species is native to Borneo and bloom with long lasting, waxy flowers. when in bloom, the flowers emit a unique fragrance of burnt matchsticks. Do not cut off flower spikes and are multiflora, sequential and fragrance.
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$35.00
Phalaenopsis intermedia “yellow lip”
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$25.00 – $65.00
Phalaenopsis javanica
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$55.00
Phalaenopsis mannii v. green
On offer is Phalaenopsis mannii var green
It is mature flowering size
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$17.00
Phalaenopsis mini mark
Phalaenopsis ‘Mini Mark’ is a popular and charming miniature orchid hybrid, highly sought after by collectors and enthusiasts for its compact size and unique, long-lasting flowers.
Origin and GeneticsProvide bright, indirect light. An east-facing or shaded south/west-facing window is ideal. Direct, intense sunlight can easily scorch its leaves.
* Temperature: This orchid thrives in warm temperatures. A good daytime range is 70-85°F (21-29°C), with a slight drop at night to around 62-65°F (17-18°C). A cooler period of a few weeks (around 6 weeks) in autumn can help to initiate flower spikes.
* Watering: Water when the potting medium is nearly dry. Because it’s a miniature, it’s often potted in sphagnum moss, which holds more moisture than bark. It’s crucial not to let the roots sit in standing water, as this can lead to root rot. A good way to water is by soaking the pot for a few minutes and then letting it drain completely. Due to the smaller pot size, it may need to be watered more frequently than a standard Phalaenopsis.
* Humidity: ‘Mini Mark’ appreciates high humidity, ideally between 50% and 70%. Placing it on a humidity tray or using a humidifier can be very beneficial, especially in a dry indoor environment.
* Potting Medium: Miniature Phalaenopsis are often sold in sphagnum moss, which is suitable for their smaller root systems. Repotting is recommended every 2-3 years, or when the moss or bark mix begins to break down.
* Fertilizer: During the growing season (spring and summer), use a balanced orchid fertilizer diluted to about half strength every 1-2 weeks. Reduce or stop fertilizing during the winter months.
* Reblooming: After the flowers have faded, you can cut the spike to just above the second node (joint) from the bottom. This can encourage a new side-shoot to form, leading to a new flush of blooms. -
$65.00
Phalaenopsis philippinensis