This large orchid garden features a live Phalaenopsis orchid arrangement presented in a decorative ceramic pot, making it an elegant ready-to-display centerpiece for home or office. Phalaenopsis orchids, commonly known as moth orchids, are prized for their long-lasting blooms and relatively low maintenance care requirements.

When properly cared for, these orchids can bloom for two months or more. Place in bright, indirect light and water sparingly — typically once a week — allowing excess water to drain fully from the pot. Avoid direct sunlight and keep away from cold drafts. Fertilize every other week during the growing season using a diluted orchid or houseplant fertilizer at half the recommended strength. After blooming, prune spent flower spikes just above a node to encourage reblooming.