Purple Orchid
$69
A vivid pop of color in a, this 16″ purple Orchid brings tropical charm to any room. Its blooms will last 2-6 months and will continue to rebloom every 3-9 months; it prefers warm humid environments with indirect bright light.
Due to the delicate nature of this flower, we recommend you proceed with Express Shipping at checkout.
Details & Care
Size
SM - 16"-20" tall (including EcoPot)
Difficulty
Easy - Relatively low maintenance
Light
Partial/Bright Indirect
Pet-Friendly
Yes - Non-toxic and pet-friendly
Air Cleaner
Yes - Releases oxygen and absorbs pollutants
What's Included
- Healthy plant potted in orchid soil mix in plastic pot inserted into EcoPot with Sphagnum Moss
- Plant size: 16"-20" tall (including pot)
- EcoPots pot and saucer
- Pot size: 4.375" in diameter, 3.75" tall
- Saucer Size: 4.19" in diameter
- All the tips and tricks for expert-level care
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If your plant dies within 30 days, we'll replace it for free. Learn more about the Bloomscape Guarantee.
Description
Phalaenopsis Orchids are graceful plants with colorful, velvety blooms atop long arching stems. The Orchid is an ideal elegant centerpiece or stately desk companion. Not only are the flowers beautiful – but they’re long-lasting, blooming for 2-6 months. Flowers will eventually droop and can be pruned off and will rebloom twice a year given the proper care.
Orchids are native to Southern China, Taiwan, Southeast Asia, and New Guinea. They are also epiphytic plants meaning they grow on trees or rocks in the wild. They use their roots to capture moisture and nutrients from the air. Orchids prefer warm conditions, high humidity, and bright indirect light. Water when the potting medium is almost all the way dry, and give it a good soak by bottom watering.
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Please note: Due to the unique nature of this plant, this product comes in a plastic pot within the EcoPot and is surrounded by Sphagnum Moss rather than our typical soil blend.
Botanical Name
Phalaenopsis sp.
Common Name
Orchid
