The most popular species of orchids grown as houseplants, Phalaenopsis are easy to care for and have long-lasting blooms. Like air plants, orchids are epiphytes – meaning that in nature they grow on the bark of trees and get their nutrients and moisture from the air. Once your orchid is finished blooming, just cut back the flower stem and wait for a new flower stalk to start growing!

Read our blog: 3 Orchid Care Tips

Care Guidelines:

Sunlight - Thrives in bright, non-direct light
Watering - Allow top few inches of moss to dry between watering. Always drain excess water.

• The overall height and width will vary from plant to plant and depends on nature itself.
• All orchids are sold in ceramic pot shown.