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Tired of ordinary Phalaenopsis? Today, let's take a look at those high-end and distinctive varieties that are stunningly beautiful and exude an air of luxury.

Anna

Even novice flower lovers can easily take care of it! The petals are a full 6cm in diameter, like carefully carved silk. The plant stands gracefully at 50-55cm in height, instantly enhancing the style of the living room when placed there. The most pleasant surprise is that its flowering period can last 4-5 months, allowing you to enjoy it slowly from bud to withering, which is absolutely cost-effective.

Care tips: Large-flowered varieties require a little more water. You can water when the sphagnum moss is half dry to avoid petal wilting due to excessive drought.

Black Hawk A

It is recognized as the "hard currency" among Phalaenopsis! Its reproduction cycle is extremely long, with only one head cutting every 5 years. Due to its rarity, its price has been steadily high all year round. The leaves are shiny with a touch of mystery, and when it blooms, it has a cold and noble aura. It is suitable for collection by senior enthusiasts, and raising it for a long time gives more sense of achievement than raising succulents.

Care tips: Slow growth means low fertilizer demand. You can apply diluted special fertilizer once a month in spring and autumn, and stop fertilizing completely in winter.

Tricolor Bird

It is a "color-changing" Phalaenopsis with a flowering period of up to 5 months. Its color changes like magic with light - it is brighter when the light is stronger and gently pink when the light is weaker. Its light-sensitive characteristic is super obvious, bringing new surprises every day.

Care tips: Want to make the flower color changeable? You can move it to a place with slightly stronger scattered light for 1-2 days a week, but remember to avoid the noon sun, otherwise the leaves are easy to get sunburned.

Golden Stream with Black Spots

The petals have a high-end velvet texture, feeling smooth and waxy, dotted with "golden stream" patterns, which is retro and gorgeous. Its flowering period is nearly 5 months. Placed in the study or on the dressing table, it makes you slow down even when appreciating the flowers, and its ornamental value is full!

Care tips: Velvet petals are afraid of moisture. Don't splash water on the flowers when watering, otherwise it is easy to leave water stains and spots, affecting the appearance.

Latin Dance Skirt

The flower shape is like the skirt of a ballet dancer, layered and super flexible. This year, the flower quantity has increased much more than previous years. When it blooms, the branches are densely covered with flowers, which is lively but not messy. When placed in the entrance, guests will ask for the link!

Care tips: Large flower quantity consumes fertilizer quickly. You can increase the application of phosphorus and potassium fertilizer (such as potassium dihydrogen phosphate) before flowering. Dilute it and water once every 2 weeks to help the flower buds plump up.

Treasure Map

The flower shape is very unique. The petal edges are like waves, and the color is a clear gradient purple. The flower quantity is also very large, with more than a dozen flowers blooming on one stem.

Care tips: The flower spike is long and the flower quantity is large. It is recommended to use a flower stand to support the flower stem to avoid bending due to excessive weight, which will affect the overall shape.