Phalaenopsis Tiny Dolls

Phalaenopsis 'Tiny Dolls' (Mixed Varieties) – Supplied in a P6 Pot, Single Stem

Plant Highlights: Compact flowering orchid • Long-lasting blooms • Mixed selection of colours • Ideal for windowsills and tabletops • Perfect for bright indoor spaces

Overview

Phalaenopsis 'Tiny Dolls' is a compact moth orchid grown for its elegant, long-lasting flowers and neat size. This mixed assortment includes a variety of flower colours and patterns, making each plant unique while sharing the same compact habit and ease of care.

With a single flowering stem carrying multiple blooms, these miniature orchids provide weeks of colour and are ideal for bright windowsills, desks, dining tables and thoughtful gifts. Their compact size makes them easy to display, even where space is limited.

Plant Details

Indoor Placement

Place in bright, indirect light, avoiding strong midday sun which can scorch the leaves and flowers. A warm living room, home office or bright bathroom with natural light provides excellent growing conditions, as orchids appreciate moderate humidity and consistent temperatures.

Keep the plant away from cold draughts and direct heat from radiators or fires.

Growing Guide

Water only when the growing medium is nearly dry, allowing excess water to drain away completely. Avoid leaving the pot standing in water, and take care not to let water collect in the centre of the leaf rosette.

Feed with a specialist orchid fertiliser during active growth according to the manufacturer's instructions. Once flowering has finished, continue caring for the plant, as healthy specimens can produce new flower spikes in future seasons.

Good to Know

This is a mixed product, so flower colour, pattern and markings will vary depending on the plant supplied. The description reflects the characteristics common to all plants in the 'Tiny Dolls' collection.

Product Information

• Supplied in a P6 pot.
• Presented with one flowering stem.
• Compact Phalaenopsis orchid with long-lasting blooms.
• Mixed assortment of flower colours and patterns.
• Best grown in bright, indirect light using a free-draining orchid bark mix.