phalaenopsis gigantea alba TAI PEI
€40.00
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The essentials
Climate: Warm
Light: Moderate, filtered light without direct sun.
Origin
An alba selection of Phalaenopsis gigantea, a species native to Borneo where it grows epiphytically in warm, humid lowland forests.
Special features
‘Tai Pei’ is a sought-after selection with pale flowers lacking red pigmentation and the huge pendant leaves characteristic of the species. Fragrant, waxy flowers are carried on arching spikes. Slow-growing and impressive at maturity.
Growing advice
Use an airy, well-draining substrate. Temperatures 22–35 °C. Humidity 70–85 %. Maintain regular moisture without waterlogging. Stable warmth and good air circulation are recommended.
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Delivery
Packages are prepared over the weekend and shipped from Monday to Wednesday.
To make the right choice for your orchid, base it on three main climates:
Cool (greenhouse, protected outdoors, garden) : 5 to 22 degrees Celsius
Temperate (greenhouse, protected outdoors) : 10 to 25 degrees Celsius
Warm (greenhouse,home): 18 to 35 degrees Celsius
Lighting:
If I don't have artificial lighting, the reference point will be behind a window.
High: within 50cm of the window
Medium: from 70cm to 50cm from the window
Low: from 100cm to 70cm from the window
From late February to early October, it is recommended to use a sheer curtain if sunlight touches the leaves to prevent burns.
If I have suitable artificial lighting, I recommend downloading an application that measures lux meters to have a reference point.
I want to clarify that these measurements are only under LED-type artificial light. The measurements have been personally verified at leaf level.
High: 10000 to 7000 LUX
Medium: 6000 to 3000 LUX
Low: 3000 to 1000 LUX
Do not forget to follow the manufacturer's instructions to avoid damaging your plants due to burns. Kay Orchid will not be held responsible for improper use.
For cultivation advice to get started on the right foot, you can visit the ORCHID INFO website to learn how to properly water your orchids and get repotting advice.
To select and cultivate an orchid correctly, you will need to choose it based on temperature as it is the most challenging factor to manage and will mainly depend on your living conditions. Lighting will need to be adjusted with appropriate lighting and the mentioned measurements. Watering and maintenance will be based on these first two parameters.
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The essentials
Climate: Warm
Light: Moderate, filtered light without direct sun.
Origin
An alba selection of Phalaenopsis gigantea, a species native to Borneo where it grows epiphytically in warm, humid lowland forests.
Special features
‘Tai Pei’ is a sought-after selection with pale flowers lacking red pigmentation and the huge pendant leaves characteristic of the species. Fragrant, waxy flowers are carried on arching spikes. Slow-growing and impressive at maturity.
Growing advice
Use an airy, well-draining substrate. Temperatures 22–35 °C. Humidity 70–85 %. Maintain regular moisture without waterlogging. Stable warmth and good air circulation are recommended.