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Purple Phalaenopsis Orchid
Purple Phalaenopsis Orchid
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Non-toxic to cats & dogsHow we check every plant
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Ships in its nursery potThe decorative pot in the photos isn't included, so you can pick one that fits your space.
This purple moth orchid has rich purple blooms on arching spikes above glossy green leaves. The flowers last for weeks, and with the right care it will rebloom year after year. It's safe around cats and dogs.
| Botanical name | Phalaenopsis |
| Also called | Moth orchid |
| Pet safety | Non-toxic to cats and dogs (ASPCA listed) |
| Light | Bright, indirect |
| Mature size | About 12 to 24 inches tall in bloom |
| Care level | Easy |
How to care for it
- Light: bright, indirect light, such as an east window. Direct sun burns the leaves.
- Water: water thoroughly about once a week when the potting mix is nearly dry, then let it drain. Never let it sit in water.
- Humidity: average to high.
- Reblooming: slightly cooler nights in fall help trigger new flower spikes.
Common questions
Is it safe for cats and dogs?
Yes. The ASPCA lists the moth orchid (Phalaenopsis) as non-toxic to cats and dogs. A pet that eats a lot of any plant may get a mild upset stomach, but it won't be poisoned.
What do I do when the flowers fall off?
That's normal after a few weeks. Cut the spike back to just above a node, or to the base if it turns brown. Keep caring for the leaves and it will send up a new spike.
Ships in its nursery pot. Decorative pots in the photos are not included.
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