This pink phalaenopsis orchid gracefully sits in a mirrored cube pot.  It is perfect for a girl’s office or bedroom table.

Learn more about Phalaenopsis Orchids
Orchids have a reputation for being difficult to grow. However, the most popular, Phalaenopsis is one of the least demanding.
The Phalaenopsis orchid is commonly known as the moth orchid as the flowers are borne on slender arching stems and look like moths in mid flight.
Phalaenopsis make excellent house plants and will thrive in a centrally heated house providing some basic care is given. Simple misting with clean water several times a week during the summer or standing the plant pot on a large plate of wet pebbles will provide adequate humidity.
Their name (pronounced fal-ee-nop-sis) is from the Greek and means moth-like. The plants are shade-loving and grow on branches or on rocks where the air is warm and moist.  These orchids may strive to get out of their pots and want to adopt a more horizontal position; this is due to the way they grow in their natural habitat of S E Asia (Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines etc) where they cling at an angle to the branches of large tropical trees up in the forest canopy.