Origin
The Phalaenopsis Multiflora 'Amabilis Starrion' is a hybrid orchid originating from the Phalaenopsis genus, also known as moth orchids. This plant species is mainly found in Southeast Asia, with specific origins in the Philippines and Indonesia. The name 'Amabilis' means 'lovely' or 'enchanting', a testament to the visual appeal of this orchid.

Characteristics
The Multiflora 'Amabilis Starrion' stands out due to its abundant bloom with multiple flowers on each stem. The flowers are white, medium to large in size, with a beautiful pattern of bright yellow and pink on the lips. The leaves are wide and shiny green, a characteristic typical of Phalaenopsis orchids in general. The flowering period of this orchid is prolonged, usually ranging from late winter to early summer.

Care
In terms of care, the Phalaenopsis Multiflora 'Amabilis Starrion' prefers warm, humid conditions that mimic its tropical origin. Light, but not direct sunlight is ideal, along with an average temperature between 68 and 80.6 degrees Fahrenheit. It is recommended to water the plant regularly, but excess water should be avoided to prevent root rot. The orchid grows best in a well-draining orchid mix.