Phalaenopsis Orchids That Stay in Bloom All Year
A real moth orchid blooms for six to eight weeks, then spends the next ten months as a pot of leaves. These don’t. Each stem is set with silk phalaenopsis blooms at the exact point of opening — down to the speckled throat and the arch of the spray — and planted in a clean white planter that is ready to set out the moment the box opens.
Two heights cover most uses: 24in for a console, sideboard or bathroom counter, and 42in for a floor position beside a sofa or in an entryway. No misting, no ice cubes, no hunt for bright indirect light. Dust the blooms occasionally and the arrangement looks the same in January as it did in June.
