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Moon Orchid Flower (Phalaenopsis amabilis)

On this occasion I will make a post about one of Indonesia's national flowers.

Indonesia actually has 3 national flowers, namely moon orchid, rafflesia flower and jasmine flower. Unfortunately, rafflesia flowers only exist in forests in Sumatra or in conservation areas. As for jasmine, unfortunately the plants at my workplace haven't bloomed yet. Finally, I chose to write about the national flower of the moon orchid, which is also native to Indonesia or Southeast Asia.

This Moon Orchid has the scientific name Phalaenopsis amabilis. This orchid plant is widely distributed in the tropical forests of Southeast Asia to northern Australia. The way of life of this plant by attaching to the trunk or branches of trees in the forests (epiphytes). This plant likes moist areas, because the spores take a long time to grow.

This month's orchid flowers are characterized by wide petals, broad leaves, and black and strong stems. As for the white roots extending downwards and like flesh.

Even though it only emits a slight fragrance, the charm of the moon orchid's beauty still radiates and captivates the hearts of those who see it. No wonder this plant is often an ornamental plant in various flower collectors' homes, restaurants, hotels to tourist attractions.

So it is appropriate that the beauty of the moon orchid makes it worthy of the title of puspa charm. The title puspa enchantment itself means a flower full of charm.
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