Phalaenopsis Bellina Rare Exotic Orchid

Renowned for its captivating fragrance and vibrant colors, Phalaenopsis bellina is a prized orchid species native to Borneo. With its waxy, star-shaped flowers and citrus-like scent, this orchid is a favorite among collectors and orchid enthusiasts alike.

Key Features:

• Scientific Name: Phalaenopsis bellina

• Common Name: Bellina Phalaenopsis

• Family: Orchidaceae

• Origin: Borneo, found in lowland rainforests.

• Growth Habit: Epiphytic (grows on trees).

• Flowers:

  • Color: Soft green to yellow base with rich purple or magenta shading near the lip.

  • Size: Medium-sized blooms (5–6 cm wide).

  • Shape: Rounded and waxy with thick, overlapping petals.

  • Fragrance: Strong citrus-like scent, most noticeable in the morning.

  • Blooming Season: Primarily in summer, but capable of blooming multiple times a year.

• Leaves:

  • Broad, thick, and glossy green.

  • Grows in a cascading manner, supporting the flower spikes.

Care Instructions:

• Light: Bright, indirect light; tolerates gentle morning sun.

• Temperature: Warm-growing orchid (22–30°C / 72–86°F).

• Humidity: Requires high humidity (70–80%).

• Watering: Keep slightly moist but allow slight drying between waterings.

• Soil: Well-draining orchid mix (bark, sphagnum moss, charcoal).

• Fertilization: Feed with a diluted orchid fertilizer weekly during active growth.

• Repotting: Every 1–2 years, ideally after blooming.