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Moth orchids. Botanical name: Phalaenopsis. With their long, arching stems topped with elegant, exotic blooms, moth orchids are popular and easy-to-grow houseplants. They can flower at any time of year, creating spectacular displays that last for several months.
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moth orchid Brother Pico Chip gx. A small to medium-sized,...
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moth orchid Brother Pico Chip gx. A small to medium-sized, evergreen, epiphytic orchid with semi-pendant, green or mottled green-grey leaves. The leaves are broadly oval or elliptic, up to 35cm long and 4-7cm wide.
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Most orchids require bright light but indirect sunlight. However some orchids, such as Vandaorchids, require full sun. For moth orchids and others that need bright but indirect light, an east- or west-facing windowsill is perfect. Too much light can scorch the leaves. Moth orchids do best with a constant temperature of around 18°C, so are best grow...
If you're growing moth orchids (Phalaenopsis) you need to grow them in clear containers to allow their green roots to photosynthesise. Dendrobium and Cymbidium orchids don't have photosynthetic roots, so can be grown in opaque pots. Vandaorchids don't need any pot at all, and can be grown in empty vases or suspended from wires. Use specialist orchi...
Most orchid house plants come from humid, tropical regions, so do best in a humid atmosphere. In most centrally heated homes the air is dry, so mist the foliage every two to three days using tepid water, but avoid spraying the flowers, as the petals can be marked by water. Overwatering is the most common way to kill orchids. To avoid giving your pl...
Unlike most other pot plants, orchids don’t need regular re-potting and often thrive when root-bound. However, after two or three years it’s worth taking them out of their pots and removing as much of the compost as possible. Replant in the same pot with fresh orchid compost or choose a slightly larger pot if the plant won’t fit. When potting and r...
With moth orchids, once all the flowers have fallen, cut off the stem just above a visible joint (node). This may stimulate the production of another flower stem, which you should clip to a support. If no shoot appears and original stem turns straw-coloured, then remove it at the base. Most other orchids won't flower twice on the same stem, so cut ...
The most common orchid pests are scale insects and mealybugs. Signs of infestation include stickiness on the leaves or nearby surfaces, or black sooty mould. Scale insects can be found on the leaf surfaces (above and below) and flower stalks, while mealybugs prefer new leaves. It's easy to remove pests by hand, using a soapy sponge to clean the lea...
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- Moth orchid (Phalaenopsis) Moth orchids, or Phalaenopsis, are widely found in garden centres and supermarkets. They come in a wide range of colours and are easy to grow.
- Dendrobium. Dendrobiums require cooler growing conditions and a less humid environment than moth orchids. Reduce watering in autumn, and move plants to a bright windowsill or porch, where they can remain cool and dry until spring.
- Cymbidium. Cymbidium orchids are easy to grow. Their pretty flowers, in a range of colours, appear from late winter to early spring. Cymbidiums prefer cool growing conditions.
- Cattleya. Cattleyas have bright, showy blooms that reach up to 20cm across, which can appear in autumn or spring. Plants produce 'pseudobulbs' topped with one or two fleshy leaves.
Phalaenopsis Pico Sweetheart gx (Moth Orchid) is an evergreen, epiphytic orchid boasting long-lasting, pale-pink flowers, up to 2 in. across (5 cm), adorned with a deep pink lip. Blooming at any time of year, they are borne in showy sprays on upright stems rising to 16 in. (40 cm), above the foliage of 4-6 broadly oval, fleshy, dark green ...
Phalaenopsis. Genus description. Phalaenopsis are a large genus of species and hybrid mainly epiphytic orchids. Short, upward growing, stem-like rhizomes with no pseudobulbs produce oval, fleshy mid to dark green leaves and flowers in branched racemes from the base of the leaves. Name status. Unresolved. Advertise here.
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Phalaenopsis, commonly known as the moth orchid, is a captivating genus of orchids in the Orchidaceae family, comprising around 70 species. These orchids are native to Southeast Asia, including countries like the Philippines, Indonesia, Taiwan, and Australia.
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