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Kolibri Orchids | white orchid Amabilis + Malaga decorative pot blue - pot size Ø9cm | flowering houseplant - fresh from the grower
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Transform your interior with the stylish Malaga decorative pot and the beautiful Phalaenopsis orchid 'Amabilis'! Bring the atmosphere of the sunny south to your living room and create that wonderful summer feeling, all year round.
The Malaga decorative pot immediately stands out thanks to its unique print, which has the appearance of handmade porcelain. Made of high-quality and durable ceramic, this pot not only offers a luxurious appearance but also robust quality that lasts a long time.
The combination with the tropical Phalaenopsis orchid 'Amabilis' makes for an elegant and colorful addition to your interior. This set is the perfect way to relive the atmosphere of your favorite vacations and bring the sun into your home. Be inspired and enjoy a touch of summer, every day!
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