PHALAENOPSIS
potted plant with pot, 6 cm, Orchid/assorted colours
6,99 €
Article no: 205.050.18
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Key features
Decorate your home with plants combined with a plant pot to suit your style.
A plant pot is included with the plant.
Small and easy-to-place plant and plant pot.
With living plants, you can easily make your home cosier and warmer.
Living plants can lift your well-being by reducing stress and boosting creativity.
Plants can boost your well-being and make the home feel more vibrant. This plant blooms several times per year if you are nice to it. In nature, it hangs on trees and uses air roots to get nutrients.
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Care instructions
For indoor use
Place in a light area, out of direct sunlight.
Minimum temperature 18°C.
Water by immersing into a water-bath.
Water sparingly.
Only for decoration, not suitable for consumption.
Cut flower-stalk after flowering period, to help the plant to re-flower.
Good to know
Native to Asia.
Sensitive to draught.
This plant is sensitive to over watering. Too much water in the pot can restrict the oxygen flow to the roots, causing damage to the plant.
Give your plants a boost with fertiliser every month. If you notice that the plant has gone dormant - let it be until next season.
IKEA provides all potted plants with nutrient-rich soil, repotting is not needed until 1 year after purchase.
Remove dust every now and then to allow the plant to get as much light as possible.
The height of the plants can vary.
Care thrives in green leaves
Did you know that if you take care of your plants, they’ll take care of you? We have long known that plants are an easy way to make your home more pleasant. But we also wanted to find out if and how they affect our health. We found answers to our questions in a study we carried out with the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences. Plants are indeed good for our well-being. Our green friends can help us to be more creative and also reduce stress – care thrives in their green leaves!
Flowers time and time again
Plants can boost your well-being and make your home feel more vibrant. This orchid becomes an elegant splash of colour in all rooms ― and can also flower several times per year if you are nice to it, but don’t water it too much and cut off the old stems after flowering. In nature, it hangs on trees and uses its air roots get nutrients.
What is ceramic?
Ceramic is a heat-resistant and durable material that has been used by humans to make practical objects for thousands of years. The base material is different types of clay that are oven-burned and become things like terracotta, stoneware, pottery and porcelain. At IKEA we mainly use ceramic for plant pots, porcelain, washbasins and kitchen sinks. Since it can be shaped and even glazed to the desired colour and shine, the possibilities of styles and looks are endless.
Which plant suits me and my home?
From noble stems and lush leaves to prickly cacti and bold flowers. Greenery makes a home more personal and vibrant – and at IKEA you will always find plants that suit you and your home. Think about the kind, size, the needs in terms of care and if the plant should be placed indoors or outdoors – and how much sunshine or shade it needs. Use our care tips for each plant to find the right one for you so it will flourish. Finally, choose a pot that you and your new plant like.
Easy to care for
The moth orchid (PHALAENOPSIS) is easy to care for and can bloom for several months. Keep it in a well-lit spot, but avoid direct sunlight. When the soil is dry, submerge the pot in room-temperature water, then let the water drain off. Simple, isn't it?
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