Phalaenopsis schilleriana may arguably be the most popular species in the genus. This pink-flowered Phalaenopsis truly lives up to the genus' moniker, "Moth Orchids". As an added bonus, the beautiful barred leaves make for an attractive houseplant even when not in flower. And most flowers have a delicate rose fragrance when in bloom.
Phalaenopsis schilleriana   is endemic to the Philippines where it enjoys the warm tropical climate. Phal. schilleriana has been popular among hobbyists since its discovery This form lacks the characteristic spotting of the base of the lip and callus.
Phalaenopsis schilleriana is easy to grow and is nearly as tolerant of a wide range of conditions as hybrids. Phalaenopsis' low light requirements make this a suitable species for windowsill and under-lights growers. Choices for potting media are varied and are usually selected by climate and growing conditions.  its grow nicely in hanging pots that allow the leaves to droop naturally. This also helps avoid crown rot and if you do not stake the inflorescence, it will arch naturally and make a beautiful graceful presentation.
Phalaenopsis light conditions conditions should generally be quite shady with no direct sunlight but we find that the heavily barred foliage of Phalaenopsis schilleriana and its close relative, Phal. stuartiana, seem to tolerate a little brighter conditions.