Origin
The Phalaenopsis 'Cambridge' belongs to the genus Phalaenopsis within the orchid family. This cultivar was created through breeding various Phalaenopsis species. Most Phalaenopsis species originate from Southeast Asia, including the Philippines and parts of Australia. Phalaenopsis 'Cambridge' has been exclusively cultivated for decorative purposes.

Characteristics
Phalaenopsis 'Cambridge' is characterised by its long, slender flower stems bearing multiple flowers per stem. The flowers are typically between 6 and 9 centimetres in size and usually display a white to pale pink hue with a yellow centre. The foliage is dark green, firm, and glossy. The plant generally reaches a height of 40 to 60 centimetres. A defining feature of this cultivar is its extended flowering period.

Care
Phalaenopsis 'Cambridge' prefers a bright position, avoiding direct sunlight. The ideal temperature range is between 18 and 25 degrees Celsius. Humidity should preferably be moderate to high. Water should be given sparingly, ideally when the potting soil is almost dry to the touch. Fertilising should be limited, usually during the growing period.