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Phalaenopsis — the moth orchid — is the easiest orchid to grow indoors and the longest-blooming of them all. A single spike can stay in flower for two to three months, which is why it is the most gifted orchid in India.
Our Phalaenopsis are raised in climate-controlled greenhouses and acclimatised to Indian indoor conditions before they ever reach you. They thrive in bright, indirect light — a north or east window is ideal — and need nothing more than a weekly watering once the potting media dries out.
Because they tolerate normal room temperatures and moderate humidity, Phalaenopsis are the right first orchid for a beginner, and equally the right choice for offices, hotel lobbies and gifting.
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Frequently asked questions
How often should I water a Phalaenopsis orchid?
About once a week: water thoroughly, then let the roots and potting media approach dryness before watering again. Overwatering (soggy roots) is the most common cause of failure, so when in doubt, wait a day.
How much light does a moth orchid need?
Bright, indirect light — an east-facing or gently shaded south window is ideal. Direct afternoon sun scorches the broad leaves, while too little light stops it re-spiking.
How long do Phalaenopsis flowers last?
A single spike usually stays in bloom for two to three months, and a healthy plant re-blooms once or twice a year — one reason the moth orchid is India's most popular indoor and gifting orchid.
Is Phalaenopsis a good orchid for beginners?
Yes. It tolerates normal room temperatures and average humidity and needs only weekly watering, which makes the Phalaenopsis the easiest orchid to start with.
How do I get my Phalaenopsis to re-bloom?
After flowering, keep caring for it as usual and give it a 4–6°C drop between day and night temperatures for a few weeks — that swing is what triggers a fresh flower spike.
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