They are often grown under the bench, provided precautions are taken to prevent rot. Water Water must be available at the plant's roots constantly, since they have no pseudobulbs, and therefore store most of their water in their leaves. Water once or twice a week. Air movement is essential, especially when humidity is high. Temperature Temperatures for paphs range considerably.
Many growers grow all plants in the same temperature range with excellent success.
Fertilizer Fertilizer must be applied on a regular schedule, but care must be taken to avoid burning of the fleshy, .hairy roots. It's important to flush with clear water monthly to leach excess fertilizer, which can burn roots. In cool weather fertilizer applications once a month are sufficient. Potting Potting should be done about every two years, or as the medium decomposes. Seedlings are often repotted annually.