Origin
The Phalaenopsis Bijoux Moonstone is a hybrid orchid, resulting from a crossbreeding of various types of Phalaenopsis orchids. This elegant plant has been developed by specialised growers and is not found in the wild. The Phalaenopsis is originally from Southeast Asia and Australia, where it grows in warm and humid climates.

Characteristics
Phalaenopsis Bijoux Moonstone is characterised by its large flowers with a creative colour scheme ranging from white to dark purple. The flowers have a distinctive structure with five petals and a protruding middle lip. In addition, these orchids have a long flowering season, often flowering several times a year. The plants themselves can grow significantly in height and width, making them a striking presence in a room or greenhouse.

Care
Taking care of the Phalaenopsis Bijoux Moonstone requires attention, but is not exceptionally difficult. The plant needs a lot of indirect light, but must be protected from direct sunlight. In terms of watering, the plant likes a fairly high humidity, but the roots should never be left standing in water. The plant functions best at a constant temperature between 20-26 degrees Celsius. It is advisable to feed the plant regularly with a specific orchid feed.