Phalaenopsis 'Sogo Yukidian V3'

V3 Moth orchid

A spectacular variety, this white orchid is distinguished by its large elegant flowers that are widely used in decoration.
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Nos espèces
Orchidaceae
Nom scientifique :
Phalaenopsis 'Sogo Yukidian V3'
Nom vernaculaire :
V3 Moth orchid
Carte d’identité
de l’espèce
A hybrid tropical orchid, this variety is appreciated for its generous flowering and its long life span.
Famille :
Orchidaceae
Origine géographique :
Horticultural hybrid (Asian origin of the genus)
Taille :
40 to 80cm
Floraison :
All year round
Habitat :
Humid tropical environments, often grown indoors or under shade
Classe :
Liliopsida (Monocotyledons)
Ordre :
Asparagales

An elegant and durable tropical orchid

The Phalaenopsis 'Sogo Yukidian V3' is a hybrid orchid known for its large, perfectly formed white flowers. Its flowering can last several weeks, making it a very popular plant for decoration.

This orchid appreciates soft light, good humidity, and light ventilation. Like the Coelogyne mayeriana, it can grow in an airy environment, often on a support. It perfectly illustrates the diversity and elegance of tropical orchids.

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