NOUN
- any of various orchids of the genus Phalaenopsis having often drooping glossy broad obovate or oval leaves usually dark green flushed purple or mottled grey and silver
How To Use moth orchid In A Sentence
- WHAT are the white fluffy bits on my moth orchid? The Sun
- Moth orchids should be repotted in spring but only into a very slightly larger, clear plastic pot. The Sun
- Some choices include azalea, calla, hydrangea, miniature rose, moth orchid, Oriental lily, tulip, and ‘Wonder Bells Blue’ double campanula.
- Some lovely choices for wedding flowers include azalea, calla, hydrangea, moth orchid, Oriental lily, rhododendron, and rose.
- Phalaenopsis is commonly known as the moth orchid, producing arching spikes of ten or more flowers. Times, Sunday Times
- WHAT puts white spots on my moth orchid? The Sun
- WHAT causes a fine web to form on the leaves of my moth orchid? The Sun
- For something in bloom, choose a camellia, Christmas cactus, cymbidium, kalanchoe, or moth orchid.
- MY moth orchid has patches of white fur on the leaves. The Sun
- The orchids that are most commonly available in garden centres are phalaenopsis (moth orchids), oncidiums, odontoglossums and cymbidiums, which should flower for weeks and perhaps months.
