On the other hand, too little light will also affect plant growth. Orchid leaves normally are a lighter green. Dark green leaves indicate the plant needs brighter light. Orchids will grow in low light for years but will generally not bloom. Watering is another important thing to pay attention to.
Orchids grow on other plants in humid climates.
Their firm, white roots collect water from the air and gather nutrients from rain water flowing over the roots. Orchid roots don't like to be soggy, so never let them stand in water in your home. Phals like to stay evenly moist. Pay attention to the soil. Don't let them dry out for long periods of time, but be careful not to over water.