White Phalaenopsis Orchid

White Phalaenopsis Orchid began with a simple contrast: crisp white petals meeting a bright fuchsia center. We chose a satin-finish ceramic pot instead of glass so the color stays the focus. It's a versatile pick for congratulations, thank-yous, or any holiday gathering.

Everything on sizing, care, and delivery for this orchid.

What Comes With This Orchid: Each order includes one live phalaenopsis in a satin-finish ceramic pot, moss instead of soil, roots thriving indoors with fresh flowers guaranteed, one of the more unique orchid plants we offer for its color alone.

Phalaenopsis Orchids in White and Fuchsia: This orchid blooms in crisp white with a fuchsia-blushed center, one of several orchid colors we carry alongside lavender, yellow, and pink.

How This Orchid Is Sized: This orchid comes in a single signature size, alive and ready to grow.

Pot Size: This satin-finish ceramic pot has a clean, modern look, at home once displayed.

Bloom Count: Every flowering stem holds bloom after bloom, each one showing that signature fuchsia center.

When to Send This Orchid: This plant suits a congratulations note, someone waiting on news, or a holiday gathering, and outlasts cut flowers.

Everyday & Thank-You Occasions: A colleague's desk or a teacher's thank-you both call for this orchid, a gift that outlasts a greeting card.

Holidays & Seasonal Gifting: This orchid fits a holiday table any time of year.

Orchid Plant Delivery, Same Day: We deliver this plant and its flowers same day in most areas nationwide.

• People in horticulture know this plant by another name: the moth orchid.
• Easy care and steady bloom come standard, with proper care rewarding those who tend it in any environment.
• Light: Place this near an east facing window for indirect light, essential to healthy growth; direct sun can scorch a leaf, so protect it by keeping some distance.
• Watering: Once a week, water this phal with room temperature water, or an ice cube on the bark; let roots dry to avoid overwatering and root rot.
• Humidity & Fertilizing: Once a month, fertilize with a diluted fertilizer, and add moderate humidity plus the occasional mist to keep pests off and this orchid healthy.
• Repotting: Repot every year or two, ideally when new roots are actively growing rather than during a dormant stretch; look for rot along the aerial roots, and prune off any leaf that's damaged.

• When this phalaenopsis or its pot isn't in stock, our designers swap in something of equal value, ready to grow.

Will you include my card message with delivery?

Always. Write your note at checkout and it travels with the plant, included at no extra cost.

What's the turnaround time if I need this today?

Order before 2 PM Monday to Friday or 12:45 PM Saturday in the recipient's time zone, and this plant qualifies for delivery that same day anywhere in most areas, arriving fresh.

Where does the nickname moth orchid actually come from?

The blooms mimic tiny moths in flight, and in the wild, this species grows on tree bark instead of in soil.

Is the fuchsia center a separate color added later?

No, it grows in naturally as part of this hybrid's pattern, deepest where the petals meet the throat of these orchid flowers.

What botanical relatives came before this modern hybrid?

Two older species, Phalaenopsis amabilis and Phalaenopsis stuartiana, sit behind many hybrids sold today; the American Orchid Society website has more on propagation.

Can I send chocolate or another gift along with it?

Yes, chocolates and keepsake add-ons are available at checkout alongside this orchid.