Phalaenopsis aphrodite
The large white moth orchid of the Philippines and south-eastern Taiwan, and one of the main ancestors of the white Phalaenopsis hybrids sold everywhere. It grows as an epiphyte in warm, humid lowland forest with rain all year and a slightly cooler, drier spell from about January to April. It grows much like a supermarket Phalaenopsis, a little warmer.
Where it grows wild
An epiphyte on trees in humid tropical forest, like most of the genus. Detailed field descriptions were not available for this profile, so habitat detail is general to the genus.
No reliable elevation range was found. Few measured records carry an elevation.
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