Orchid in Iris Vase

€54,95

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The Iris Vase with Orchid brings a touch of green to your interior. In this vase made of recycled glass, an elegant Phalaenopsis and two green plants grow side by side, as if they have been in this spot together for years.

This combination of natural beauty and conscious material use makes each piece uniquely pure, timeless, and full of life.

Iris Vase | Recycled glass | Phalaenopsis & green plants | The Green Bottle Garden

Medium (M) | ↑25 Ø19

Size: Medium (M) | ↑25 Ø19

Medium (M) | ↑25 Ø19

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Orchid in Iris Vase

Medium (M) | ↑25 Ø19

€54,95

Care

Do not pour water into the heart of the orchid, but onto the potting soil itself, so that the plant remains healthy and attractive for a long time.

Water

Keep the potting soil slightly moist and water when the top layer feels dry. Occasionally mist the leaves for extra humidity and use orchid fertilizer occasionally for optimal growth.

Place and light

Place the vase in a bright spot without direct sunlight. Sufficient light keeps the orchid's bloom and the green plants' color vibrant, while intense sun can scorch the leaves.

Temperature

This combination feels most at home at a moderate room temperature between 18 and 24 °C, without draughts or sudden fluctuations.

Additional care tips

Avoid overwatering and direct sunlight — a quiet, bright spot will do this vase the most good.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much water does the orchid need?

A small splash of water once every 10 days is sufficient. Prevent stagnant water in the vase.

Can the plants stay in one vase together?

Yes, the Phalaenopsis and the green plants complement each other well and can continue to grow together in the vase without any problems.

How long does an orchid bloom?

The Phalaenopsis typically blooms for at least 6 to 10 weeks or more. With some patience and rest, it can then bloom again.