Phalaenopsis pulcherrima is a species of orchid found from Hainan Island to western Malesia.

[1] Pollination through bees, specifically Amegilla nigritar, Amegilla zonata, and Nomia punctulata has been reported.

[2][3] This species employs a deceptive pollination strategy.

It benefits from blooming in the same period as rewarding species.

Amegilla is the most important pollinator, but other diurnal insects, such as four species of bees, two species of butterflies, one species of moth and two other unidentified insects, have also been observed to interact with the flowers.