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Checking availability...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.
Material
- Plant/ Substrate:
- Cultivated potted plant
- Pot:
- Polypropylene plastic
Care
Plants, othersOnly for decoration, not suitable for consumption.
Cut flower-stalk after flowering period, to help the plant to re-flower.
TemperatureMinimum temperature 18°C.
WaterWater sparingly.
PlacementFor indoor use
Place in a light area, out of direct sunlight.
Decorate your home with plants combined with a plant pot to suit your style.
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.
Material
- Plant/ Substrate:
- Cultivated potted plant
- Pot:
- Polypropylene plastic
Care
Plants, othersOnly for decoration, not suitable for consumption.
Cut flower-stalk after flowering period, to help the plant to re-flower.
TemperatureMinimum temperature 18°C.
WaterWater sparingly.
PlacementFor indoor use
Place in a light area, out of direct sunlight.
- 103.033.65
1 × PHALAENOPSIS
Potted plant- Length: 63 cm
- Weight: 0.50 kg
- Diameter: 29 cm
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Blooms time and time again
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.