White Orchids or Moth Orchids

60 – 70cm height of white orchid plants.
known as moth orchids or phals, are a popular house plant native to Australia and southeastern Asia. Moth orchids are easy to grow and, take care.

Phalaenopsis will flourish indoors under normal lighting conditions, with indirect sunlight being the most advantageous.
Water often enough to keep continuous moisture just below the surface of the medium, but be cautious of over-watering. Watering once a week is normally sufficient to keep your plant healthy and happy.
When the last flower drops, cut your flower spike halfway down the stem. Continue caring for it and wait for a possible rebloom.
Average levels of watering is required. When you do water make sure you aim to get all of the compost evenly moist, then wait until it has dried out some before watering again.
Position your orchid in a bright windowsill facing east or west.
Weekly feeding with a fertilizer designed for orchids.
Repotting in fresh orchid mix when your orchid stops blooming.