Pink Moth Orchid Plant 35-45cm with Multiple Flower Branches

The Orchid That Actually Wants to Flower (Revolutionary, We Know)

Here's the rather marvellous thing about moth orchids: they're practically trying to make your home look fabulous. Native to the tropical rainforests of Southeast Asia, the Philippines, and Australia, these glorious plants have somehow decided that your living room is just as nice as a tree canopy. Pink blooms cascade across multiple flower branches, each one rather fetching and utterly determined to stay put for up to three months. Yes, three months of uninterrupted botanical showiness.

Why Choose Our Moth Orchid

Multiple Flower Branches: Unlike most orchids that produce a single spike, this Phalaenopsis Multiflora delivers three generous flower branches, creating the sort of floral display that makes visitors ask where you're hiding the secret garden.

Splendidly Long Flowering Period: Three months of blooms means this isn't just a fleeting moment of glory. It's a commitment to beauty that actually follows through.

Genuinely Easy to Care For: We've all bought plants that required a PhD in botanical science. This one doesn't. It's rather good at forgiving the occasional neglect, provided you follow a few simple rules.

Year-Round Flowering Potential: This species produces multiple flower branches per year, meaning you could become rather addicted to having orchids bloom throughout your seasons.

Product Details

Height on Arrival: 35 to 45 centimetres including the nursery pot, measured with the sort of precision that matters.

Pot Diameter: 12 centimetres, perfectly sized for most shelves and windowsills.

Ideal Temperature Range: Daytime temperatures between 20 and 22 degrees Celsius work best, with a minimum night temperature of 16 degrees Celsius and maximum of 32 degrees Celsius.

Light Requirements: Place in a bright spot without direct sunlight, particularly during summer months. Yellow leaves suggest too much sun; dark green leaves with falling buds indicate insufficient light.

Watering Method: Rather than pouring water into the heart of the plant, apply water to the soil instead. Better still, submerge the entire pot in a bucket of water for one minute every seven days. This approach prevents root rot and the orchid manages beautifully on this schedule.

Potting Medium: Use specialised orchid potting soil to maintain proper drainage and aeration.

A Rather Good Investment: This isn't merely a plant; it's a three-month floral commitment that keeps giving. Order now and discover why these orchids have rather captured everyone's hearts.