Plant Theory Scented Phalaenopsis Orchid - Bolgheri Lemon - 12Cm Pot - 50Cm Tall

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The Plant Theory Bolgheri Lemon orchid is an ideal choice for indoor gardeners and plant enthusiasts seeking a compact, fragrant flowering plant for windowsills, desks, or shelves. Its standout benefit is the delicate citrus scent that emanates from its vibrant yellow blooms when placed in optimal light conditions, though users should note that it requires specific humidity levels to thrive and maintain its fragrance.
| Model Part Number | 5056824238834 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Primrose |
No, do not prune them. These are healthy aerial roots used by the orchid to absorb moisture from the air.
Water when the bark-based compost is slightly dry to the touch. The frequency will vary based on your home's humidity and temperature.
The scent is most noticeable in bright, indirect light. Ensure your plant is in a bright location to encourage fragrance.
Yes, as long as the room remains warm and has access to bright, indirect light.
Use a balanced, water-soluble orchid fertilizer formulated for Phalaenopsis, applied at half-strength during the growing season.
Check if the plant is too close to a heat source or cold draft and ensure it is receiving adequate indirect light.
This is a sign of overwatering. Immediately reduce watering frequency and ensure the plant is not sitting in standing water.
Ensure the potting medium is not overly dry and increase the local humidity by misting or using a humidity tray.
Upon receiving your orchid in its 12cm nursery pot, ensure it is placed in a spot that receives plenty of bright, indirect sunlight. Avoid direct, harsh afternoon sun which can scorch the leaves. For long-term care, utilize a bark-based orchid compost to keep roots healthy. Watering should be done sparingly; allow the compost to dry slightly between waterings, and never let the pot sit in a saucer of standing water, as this can lead to root rot. During warmer months, keep the medium consistently moist, and reduce the frequency of watering during the cooler winter months.