Phalaenopsis Orchid (Phalaenopsis spp.) — Live Moth Orchid in White-Dotted Square Planter with Plate

The Phalaenopsis, or Moth Orchid, is the most popular flowering orchid for the home, loved for its arching sprays of broad, rounded blooms that can last for months.

Why you'll love it:
• Elegant, long-lasting flowers that bring instant sophistication
• Compact, tidy habit that suits any tabletop or desk
• Presented in a smart white-dotted ceramic planter with plate — ready to gift

Good to know:
• Blooms best in bright, indirect light
• Water sparingly and never let the roots sit in water

• Light: bright, indirect light indoors; keep away from direct sun and cold drafts
• Water: about twice a week, roughly half a cup each time; let the mix approach dryness between waterings
• Humidity/Temp: warm, humid conditions suit it best
• Feeding: weak dose of orchid fertilizer to boost flowering and health (follow label)
• Soil: free-draining orchid mix of bark or coconut husk

• We currently service Mumbai pincodes only.
• Same day delivery for orders placed before 2 PM and next day delivery for orders placed after 2 PM.

• Is the white-dotted planter and plate included? Yes — the orchid ships potted in the Compact Nest white-dotted square planter with matching plate.
• How much light does it need? Bright, indirect light; keep it out of direct sun.
• How often should I water it? About twice a week with a little water; let the mix dry slightly between waterings.
• Is it pet-safe? Phalaenopsis orchids are considered non-toxic to cats and dogs.
• How long do the flowers last? Blooms can last two to three months in good conditions.
• Will it flower again? Yes — after blooming, trim the spent spike and feed lightly to encourage a new bloom.

• Natural variation:
  Plants are living products. Height, leaf count, colour, and form will vary from the photographs shown. Images are representative of the size grade you're ordering, not the exact plant you'll receive.
• Transit Condition and acclimatization:
  Some leaf drop, yellowing, or wilting is normal after shipping and is not considered damage. Plants typically recover within 7–14 days with correct care.
• Care responsibility and delivery conditions
  Once delivered, plant health depends on light, watering, and placement. We can't accept responsibility for decline after delivery.