It was the Swedish naturalist and Linnaeus Apostle, Peter Osbeck, who gave the white Phalaenopsis the name moth orchid.  Apparently during a stopover in Java on an expedition to China, he mistook a large cluster of Phalaenopsis orchids to be that of a flurry of white moths.  It wasn’t until he got closer, that he realised what they were.  The local Javanese called them ‘Daughter of the Air’. 

In the language of flowers, they represent elegance and rare beauty.

• The long stem is designed to be folded whichever way you need it to go, and back again. It can easily be folded up on itself (and back) to more easily fit into your container, or trimmed entirely with a pair of wire cutters
• Not designed for outdoor use
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