Orchidée Magnifica – Double pique en pot en céramique

Name: Orchidée Magnifica – Double pique en pot en céramique
Brand: MyGreenScape
SKU: PM0001S
Price: 45.0 CAD
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Orchidée Magnifica – Double pique en pot en céramique

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Common Questions

How do I get my Magnifica Orchid to bloom again after the flowers drop?

Once the flowers fall, cut the spike just above the second node from the base. Place the plant near a bright window where it experiences a slight temperature drop at night, around 15 to 17 degrees Celsius. This cool night period, which happens naturally near a Canadian window in September and October, signals the plant to produce a new spike. Resume regular watering and a diluted orchid fertilizer every two weeks during the growing season.

How often should I water a Phalaenopsis orchid?

Water roughly once a week in spring and summer, and every ten to fourteen days in winter. The roots should dry out slightly between waterings. A simple test: lift the pot. When it feels very light, it is time to water. Never let the roots sit in water. Our indoor plant watering guide walks through exactly how to check moisture before watering.

Is the Magnifica Orchid safe for cats and dogs?

Yes. Phalaenopsis orchids are confirmed non-toxic to cats and dogs by the ASPCA. The Magnifica Orchid is safe for homes with pets and small children.

Why are the roots turning silver or grey?

Silver or grey roots mean the plant is thirsty. Phalaenopsis roots turn bright green when wet and return to silver or grey as they dry out. This is completely normal and helps you judge when to water. If the roots are brown and mushy rather than silver and firm, that is root rot from overwatering.

Can it survive a Canadian winter near a window?

Yes, but keep it away from cold glass. Windows in Ontario and Quebec homes can drop close to freezing right at the pane in January and February. Move the orchid a few centimetres back from the glass on the coldest nights, or place a piece of cardboard between the plant and the cold window overnight. Read our tips on keeping plants alive in winter for more on managing cold windows.

How to Take Care of Magnifica Orchid

Good to Know

Sun: Indirect

Bright indirect light keeps the blooms open longest. A sheer curtain over a south-facing window diffuses direct sun without reducing the light enough to shorten the bloom period.

Light: Bright indirect, east or south-facing

An east-facing window gives gentle morning light year-round. A south-facing window with a sheer curtain also works well. From October to February when Canadian daylight is shortest, the south-facing spot is better.

Water: Weekly in summer, every 10-14 days in winter

Water thoroughly until it drains from the bottom, then let the bark mix dry out. Lift the pot to check weight. Never let the roots sit in a saucer of water.

Humidity: Moderate to high

Phalaenopsis orchids prefer humidity above 50 percent. The dry heating season in Ontario and Quebec homes from November through March drops indoor humidity significantly. A pebble tray with water beneath the pot or a humidifier nearby helps prevent bud blast and leaf edge browning.

Pet Friendly: Yes

Non-toxic to cats and dogs, confirmed by the ASPCA. Safe for homes with pets and small children.

Conseil de pro

A natural temperature drop to around 15 degrees Celsius at night in September and October tells the plant to produce a new flower spike. Canadian homes near a window naturally cool at night in autumn. After the cool period begins, move it back to a warm bright spot and feed it with diluted orchid fertilizer every two weeks.

What To Expect

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Questions fréquemment posées

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Guide des tailles des plantes et des pots

Pot de 4" (petit) : la plante mesure environ 6 à 10 pouces de haut. Pot de 6" (moyen) : environ 12 à 18 pouces de haut. Toutes les plantes sont livrées dans un pot de pépinière standard. Les pots décoratifs sont vendus séparément.

Protection hivernale pour les expéditions

Entre novembre et mars, nous ajoutons un emballage isotherme supplémentaire et des blocs chauffants pour protéger votre plante des températures froides pendant le transport. Vous pouvez ajouter une protection d'expédition hivernale lors du paiement.

Politique de retour

Si une plante arrive avec des dommages importants, des parasites ou une maladie, nous offrons un remplacement complet ou un remboursement. Notre garantie couvre la viabilité et la santé de votre plante pendant 30 jours.

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