Phalaenopsis per branch 'Victorian Princess'

The Phalaenopsis 'Victorian Princess' is a stunning orchid variety that boasts beautiful purple-medium violet flowers. With a flower diameter of 11 to 12 cm, these blooms are quite large and eye-catching. The inflorescence, or flower stalk, can reach a length of 30 to 40 cm, ensuring that the flowers are displayed prominently.

One of the unique features of this orchid is its lip, which is also purple-medium violet in color. The lip has secondary colors of white and yellow, creating a multi-colored effect. The lip color distribution is also interesting, with the flower being mostly unicolored with a trace of white on the lip.

While this orchid variety does not have any fragrance, its visual appeal more than makes up for it. Additionally, the Phalaenopsis 'Victorian Princess' is known for its year-round blooming season, providing an abundance of flowers throughout the year.

In terms of plant characteristics, the 'Victorian Princess' is considered a medium-sized orchid. As an epiphytic plant, it naturally grows on other plants or tree branches. This makes it an ideal choice for growing in pots or hanging baskets. Its intermediate culture requirements make it relatively easy to care for, making it suitable for both beginner and experienced orchid enthusiasts.

The 'Victorian Princess' belongs to the Orchidaceae family, which is one of the largest families of flowering plants. This family is known for its diverse and captivating orchid species, making it highly sought after by collectors and gardeners alike.

Whether you're a fan of orchids or looking to add a touch of elegance to your home or garden, the Phalaenopsis 'Victorian Princess' is an excellent choice. Its stunning purple-medium violet flowers, large bloom size, and year-round blooming season make it a show-stopper. With its easy care requirements, it's a great orchid variety for both beginners and experienced growers. So why not bring a touch of royalty into your life with the Phalaenopsis 'Victorian Princess' orchid?

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