Origin
The Phalaenopsis Julita is a crossbreed of various hybrids within the Phalaenopsis genus, originally from Asia. This tropical plant species, including the Phalaenopsis Julita, is prevalently found in the Philippines and South-East Asia where it is accustomed to a warm and humid climate.

Characteristics
The Phalaenopsis Julita distinguishes itself by its striking flowers that grow in clusters on the stem. The flowers are predominantly white, interspersed with light green colour shades and have golden accents on the inside. The blooming period stretches from late autumn until early spring. It barely grows larger than 30 centimeters, making it a small-scale plant.

Care
The Phalaenopsis Julita requires a constant temperature of around twenty degrees to grow. It prefers high humidity and a light, but not strong, sun exposure. It’s an epiphytic organism which means it strongly favours well-aerated soil. In addition, it's important to water the plant regularly, but to avoid overwatering to prevent root rot.