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| Phalaenopsis
There are 50 species from tropical Asia, most are epiphytic and monopodal. They prefer to be kept moist and cosy warm, that added to the fact that they can stand lower light levels makes them idea houseplants. |
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| Phalaenopsis amabilis 4n | ||
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| Phalaenopsis
There are 50 species from tropical Asia, most are epiphytic and monopodal. They prefer to be kept moist and cosy warm, that added to the fact that they can stand lower light levels makes them idea houseplants. |
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| Phalaenopsis amboensis yellow | ||
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| Phalaenopsis
There are 50 species from tropical Asia, most are epiphytic and monopodal. They prefer to be kept moist and cosy warm, that added to the fact that they can stand lower light levels makes them idea houseplants. |
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| Phalaenopsis aphrodite | ||
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| Phalaenopsis
There are 50 species from tropical Asia, most are epiphytic and monopodal. They prefer to be kept moist and cosy warm, that added to the fact that they can stand lower light levels makes them idea houseplants. |
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| Phalaenopsis celebensis | ||
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| Phalaenopsis
There are 50 species from tropical Asia, most are epiphytic and monopodal. They prefer to be kept moist and cosy warm, that added to the fact that they can stand lower light levels makes them idea houseplants. |
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| Phalaenopsis cornu-cervi | ||
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| Phalaenopsis
There are 50 species from tropical Asia, most are epiphytic and monopodal. They prefer to be kept moist and cosy warm, that added to the fact that they can stand lower light levels makes them idea houseplants. |
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| Phalaenopsis cornu-cervi alba | ||
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| Phalaenopsis
There are 50 species from tropical Asia, most are epiphytic and monopodal. They prefer to be kept moist and cosy warm, that added to the fact that they can stand lower light levels makes them idea houseplants. |
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| Phalaenopsis equestris | ||
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| Phalaenopsis
There are 50 species from tropical Asia, most are epiphytic and monopodal. They prefer to be kept moist and cosy warm, that added to the fact that they can stand lower light levels makes them idea houseplants. |
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| Phalaenopsis gigantea From Borneo it is the leaves that give this species its name, large and drooping, it is best grown in a basket, and should be given brighter light than normal phals. |
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| Phalaenopsis
There are 50 species from tropical Asia, most are epiphytic and monopodal. They prefer to be kept moist and cosy warm, that added to the fact that they can stand lower light levels makes them idea houseplants. |
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| Phalaenopsis lobbii Distributed through India to Burma, unusually this species is deciduous in the dry season, but not in cultivation if kept watered. They are miniture plants that do well mounted. |
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| Phalaenopsis
There are 50 species from tropical Asia, most are epiphytic and monopodal. They prefer to be kept moist and cosy warm, that added to the fact that they can stand lower light levels makes them idea houseplants. |
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| Phalaenopsis lobbii x parishii
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| Phalaenopsis
There are 50 species from tropical Asia, most are epiphytic and monopodal. They prefer to be kept moist and cosy warm, that added to the fact that they can stand lower light levels makes them idea houseplants. |
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| Phalaenopsis mannii | ||
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| Phalaenopsis
There are 50 species from tropical Asia, most are epiphytic and monopodal. They prefer to be kept moist and cosy warm, that added to the fact that they can stand lower light levels makes them idea houseplants. |
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| Phalaenopsis mariae Native to Philippines & Borneo this plant has very distinct leaves of glossy dark blue green. The white flowers are marked with blotches in shades of red. |
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| Phalaenopsis
There are 50 species from tropical Asia, most are epiphytic and monopodal. They prefer to be kept moist and cosy warm, that added to the fact that they can stand lower light levels makes them idea houseplants. |
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| Phalaenopsis mini mark | ||
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| Phalaenopsis
There are 50 species from tropical Asia, most are epiphytic and monopodal. They prefer to be kept moist and cosy warm, that added to the fact that they can stand lower light levels makes them idea houseplants. |
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| Phalaenopsis parishii A native of Burma, it can be deciduous but not in cultivation, a minature it is best grown on a slab. The flowers are white with a red lip. |
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| Phalaenopsis
There are 50 species from tropical Asia, most are epiphytic and monopodal. They prefer to be kept moist and cosy warm, that added to the fact that they can stand lower light levels makes them idea houseplants. |
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| Phalaenopsis philippinense Native of the Philippines |
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| Phalaenopsis
There are 50 species from tropical Asia, most are epiphytic and monopodal. They prefer to be kept moist and cosy warm, that added to the fact that they can stand lower light levels makes them idea houseplants. |
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| Phalaenopsis sanderiana This large flowered species is endemic to the Philippines, the flowers are flushed with pink and he leaves have a silver grey sheen. |
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| Phalaenopsis
There are 50 species from tropical Asia, most are epiphytic and monopodal. They prefer to be kept moist and cosy warm, that added to the fact that they can stand lower light levels makes them idea houseplants. |
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| Phalaenopsis schilleriana Another large flowered species from the Philippines, schilleriana has white flushed with pink flowers on large branched inflorescences. The leaves are silver green mottled. This species is lightly fragrant. |
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| Phalaenopsis
There are 50 species from tropical Asia, most are epiphytic and monopodal. They prefer to be kept moist and cosy warm, that added to the fact that they can stand lower light levels makes them idea houseplants. |
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| Phalaenopsis stuartiana Very similar to schilleriana except with large white flowers with brown spots on the lip. Again a native of the Philippines. |
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| Phalaenopsis
There are 50 species from tropical Asia, most are epiphytic and monopodal. They prefer to be kept moist and cosy warm, that added to the fact that they can stand lower light levels makes them idea houseplants. |
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| Phalaenopsis venosa
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| Phalaenopsis
There are 50 species from tropical Asia, most are epiphytic and monopodal. They prefer to be kept moist and cosy warm, that added to the fact that they can stand lower light levels makes them idea houseplants. |
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| Phalaenopsis viridis | ||
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| Phalaenopsis
There are 50 species from tropical Asia, most are epiphytic and monopodal. They prefer to be kept moist and cosy warm, that added to the fact that they can stand lower light levels makes them idea houseplants. |
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| Pharaphalaenopsis labukensis | ||
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