👉 The term "phalaecian" refers to a type of plant that is commonly found in the Mediterranean region, particularly in Greece and Italy. Specifically, it is related to the genus "Phalaenopsis," which belongs to the family Lamiaceae. Phalaecians are known for their distinctive phyllotaxis (flower arrangement), with each flower having an involute shape. They can range from small shrubs or trees to large trees that reach up to 15 meters
