Orchid in Ceramic Vase

€44,95

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A tranquil presence that gracefully enters your room: the Orchid and Pilea in a Ceramic Vase.

The elegant Phalaenopsis orchid and the lush, trailing Pilea find their place together in an organically shaped ceramic vase with a wavy rim. Two plants, one refined and blooming, the other playful and green, complement each other just enough to create a living tableau full of peace and character.

Available in four rich glaze tones, from deep burgundy to warm caramel, so there's always a color to match your interior.

Ceramic vase | Bordeaux Red, Brown, Yellow, Caramel | Orchid & Pilea | The Green Stylish Garden

Dimensions: Height 35 cm | Length 13 cm | Width 13 cm

Color: Burgundy

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Orchid in Ceramic Vase

Burgundy

€44,95

Care

Orchids and Pilea complement each other beautifully: the orchid provides blooms, the Pilea fresh green foliage. Both are easy to care for once they receive the right balance of light, water, and rest.

Water

Check weekly whether the top layer of potting soil feels slightly moist; if so, water directly onto the soil around the orchid roots, not into the heart of the plant. Rainwater is preferred over tap water. Ensure the soil does not become waterlogged.

Place and light

Place your orchid in a bright spot away from harsh, direct sunlight – for example, at some distance from an east or west-facing window. Too much direct sun will burn the leaves, too little light will slow down flowering.

Temperature

Orchids thrive best at room temperature between 18-24°C. Avoid locations with drafts or strong temperature fluctuations, such as near a heater or an open window.

Additional care tips

Avoid overwatering, this is the most common cause of problems with orchids. Allow the roots to dry out thoroughly between waterings.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does the Phalaenopsis bloom?

Your Phalaenopsis blooms an average of one to two times a year, and each bloom can last for weeks (6-8 weeks +). After flowering, you'll need to be patient; with a little rest, the next flowering period will naturally arrive.

Is this orchid suitable as a gift?

Certainly! The timeless ceramic pot and well-kept appearance make it perfect as a birthday, anniversary, or congratulatory gift.

How often should I water my Phalaenopsis?

Check the soil weekly: if the top layer feels slightly moist, it's time to water. Pour the water onto the soil around the orchid roots, not into the heart of the plant.