Phalaenopsis Karen Big Lip

Origin
The Phalaenopsis Karen Big Lip originates from the Orchidaceae family and belongs to the Phalaenopsis genus. This genus has its origin in Southeast Asia and North Australia. They grow there in a warm and humid climate, often in trees and on rocks.

Characteristics
The Phalaenopsis Karen Big Lip distinguishes itself through its large and noticeable lip, hence the name 'Big Lip'. The flowers are usually white in colour, with a soft, pink undertone and a yellow heart. The flowers have a subtle, sweet smell and can appear multiple times a year in a blooming period. The leaf of the plant is thick and leathery, usually dark green in colour.

Care
The care of the Phalaenopsis Karen Big Lip requires a place with plenty of light, but without direct sunlight. The ideal temperature is between 20 and 25 degrees Celsius. Watering weekly is usually sufficient, but in the summer additional moisture may be needed. It is important not to leave the orchid standing in stagnant water, to prevent the roots from rotting. It is recommended to repot the orchid every other year with special orchid potting soil.