Kolibri Orchids | Orange Phalaenopsis Orchid - Spider in Scandic Terracotta - Pot size Ø9cm | Flowering houseplant - Fresh from the breeder Orchidaceae

Product description: Discover the enchanting beauty of the Spider Orchid with 2 or 3 branches, perfectly combined with the elegant Scandic Terracotta pot. This unique orchid is known for its delicate petals that resemble spider legs and create a fascinating visual effect. The bright flowers of this orchid bring a touch of exoticism to any room and make it a real eye-catcher in your interior. The stylish 9 cm terracotta pot from Scandic complements the natural design and adds a touch of elegance to your home.

Product highlights:

• Contains an orange Phalaenopsis Spider Orchid with 2 or 3 branches
• Decorative Scandic terracotta pot with a diameter of 9 cm
• Air purifying properties for a healthier indoor climate
• Bright flowers that add an exotic touch to any room

Ideal for: This set is ideal for plant lovers looking for stylish and easy-care houseplants. Perfect for living rooms, offices, bedrooms or as a special gift.

What is included in the product:

• 1 orange Phalaenopsis Spider Orchid (pot size Ø9cm)
• 1 Scandic terracotta pot

Genus/Botanical Name:

• Phalaenopsis Spider Orchid

Location: Prefers a bright location without direct sunlight. Ideal for windowsills, tables or shelves.

Care: Low to medium care. Water once a week by immersing the pot in water. Allow to drain well.

Special features:

• Produces oxygen at night
• Promotes healthy air quality through air purification

Planter size: Recommended planter size: Ø9 cm

Growth rate: Slow growing, regular repotting every 1-2 years recommended

Original origin: Tropical rainforests of Southeast Asia

Recommended temperature: 18-21°C, protect from extreme temperature fluctuations

Fertilizer: Treat your orchids with special orchid food every two months

Pot materials: Terracotta

Leaf care notes: Wipe leaves regularly with a damp cloth to remove dust and assist in the air purifying function.

Repotting: Repot into a larger pot every 1-2 years, preferably in spring.