Phalaenopsis Atlantis

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Oct 20, 2023

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The legend of Atlantis is gloriously mysterious and intriguing. It is with this in mind that we made our choice. The flowers of this Phalaenopsis Orchid are both elegant and their bright colour will make any room more stylish. Send this luxury gift to a loved one for any occasion and you can be sure that they will think of you every time they enjoy its beauty. Average height 70cm.
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