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Four potted PHALAENOPSIS orchids, purple, pink, white with spots, and white, each in plastic pots, arranged in a row.
Pink and white orchids in black pots on a bright window sill.
Orchid, hourglass, art
Vibrant pink orchid blooms, lush green leaves; healthy plant.

PHALAENOPSIS Potted plant, Orchid/cascade 1 stem, 12 cm

Price CHF 15.95

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SVARTHÄTTA plant pot, brown, mango wood & recycled plastic, cylindrical, angular patterns.
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SVARTHÄTTA Plant pot, 12 cm

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PHALAENOPSIS
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Plants can make your home feel more vibrant. This plant blooms several times per year if you take care of it. In the wild, it hangs on trees and uses its air roots to get nutrients.

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Pink and white orchids in black pots on a bright window sill.

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Plants can make your home feel more vibrant. This orchid becomes an elegant splash of colour in all rooms ― and can also bloom several times per year if you take care of it. But don’t water it too much – and cut off the old stems after blooming. In the wild, it hangs on trees and uses its air roots get nutrients.

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