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Phalaenopsis
The Phalaenopsis Orchid, also known as the moth orchid, is famous for its flat, wide flowers. They're perfect for bringing a touch of elegance indoors!
Lebensraum: Tropical regions and homes
The Phalaenopsis Orchid has elegant, arching flower stalks displaying flat, often large, 'moth-like' blooms in shades of white, pink, purple, or yellow. Its thick, leathery, dark green leaves emerge from a central stem, providing a striking contrast to its delicate flowers.
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Kategorie
PflanzenSeltenheit
Common
Gefahr
1/5 · Sehr gering
Snaps
Mach den ersten Snap!
"Phalaenopsis" means "moth-like," named for its beautiful, winged flowers!
Sometimes, their roots turn green to help make their own food!
Their seeds are like dust, so tiny they need special fungi to grow!
Wild Phalaenopsis orchids grow on tree branches, never in soil!
Phalaenopsis Orchid has aerial roots with velamen that absorb moisture directly from the humid air, helping it survive without soil.
Phalaenopsis Orchid can perform CAM photosynthesis, storing carbon dioxide at night to conserve water during hot days.
Phalaenopsis Orchid flowers can last for months, ensuring a long window to attract pollinators and reproduce effectively.
Carea varipes
Attracted to flowers for nectar.
Planococcus citri
Feeds on sap from leaves and stems.

Helix aspersa
Chews on leaves and flower parts.
Tulasnella hyalina
Helps seeds germinate and absorb nutrients.
Zierpflanzen werden hauptsächlich wegen ihres ästhetischen Reizes angebaut und verschönern Landschaften und Gärten mit ihrem attraktiven Laub, ihren Blüten oder ihrer Form.
Dauerblühende Pflanzen bringen kontinuierlich oder in wiederholten Schüben über einen langen Zeitraum Blüten hervor.
Gefahr
1/5 · Sehr gering
Explore with care and ask an adult if you’re unsure what to do.
30-60 cm
30-50 cm
5-12 cm
Ganzjährig
Nein
Keine
Mehrjährig
Insekten
Zoome hinein, um Cluster aufzulösen und zu sehen, wo dieses Objekt fotografiert wurde.
Neueste Snaps erscheinen hier, wenn neue Beobachtungen hinzukommen.