Among 20,000+ orchid species, Phalaenopsis (moth orchid) is the most accessible. Arching spikes carry flowers (yellow, white, pink, lavender, spotted, striped) that last 2–3 months. Reblooms annually with proper care. Affordable, widely available, and long-lived.
Bright indirect light (east window ideal); water when potting mix is nearly dry. High humidity. Bark-based mix. Cut spike above a node after first bloom for potential second flush.

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