Phalaenopsis 'Yukimai' (Moth orchid 'Yukimai')

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Where to grow

Soil type
    Soil drainage
    • Well-drained
    Soil pH
    • Acid
    • Neutral
    Sunlight
    • Partial Shade
    Aspect
    • East
    • West
    Exposure
    • Sheltered

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    Additional plant details

    Cultivation

    Plant in a shallow container filled with specialist orchid, bark-based compost. Keep a minimum night temperature of 16-19°C (61-66ºF). If the plant doesn't produce flower spikes, reduce the temperature by 5°C for four weeks to encourage blooms.

    Suggested uses

    Containers/Patio, Greenhouse, Indoor

    UK hardiness

    H1a

    USDA zones

    Sunset zone

    H2

    WUCOLS

    North-Central Coastal = Unknown
    Central Valley = Unknown
    South Coastal = Unknown
    South Inland = Unknown
    High and Intermediate Desert = Unknown
    Low Desert = Unknown

    Foliage

    Deciduous

    Habit

    Upright

    Native to

    Garden origin

    Drought tolerant

    No

    Flood tolerant

    No

    Toxicity

    Not toxic

    Plant care

    Pruning

    After flowering the spike can be cut down, if it is healthy, by two nodes (below the top two spent blooms) to produce further flowers. Do not allow these plants to dry out for long. Allow excess water to drain away.

    Propagation methods

    Softwood cuttings

    Propagation

    Propagate by seed in spring at 15ºC to 18ºC, or by softwood cuttings.

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