Phalaenopsis - 2 Spike Orchid

Potting Your orchid should be planted in a pot that has plenty of drainage. There should be drainage holes in the bottom of your pot to ensure any excess water drains completely. If your orchid comes in a pot that does not have this feature, you’ll need to repot it into one that does. Soil  Orchids should be planted in fast-draining soil. Using moss-based or bark-based potting mix is suggested. Depending on which you choose, the orchid care will vary. The bark-based mix allows the water to drain quickly, so you will need to water your orchid more frequently. The moss mix retains more water, so  you can go longer between waterings. Temperature Orchids grow best in environment that’s 60-75 degrees fahrenheit. These moderate temperatures, in combination with a little air circulation, will allow your orchid to grow big, beautiful flowers. Light Orchids should be kept near a south or east facing window if possible. They need a lot of light, but not direct light. If they are near a west-faci