Multi-choice problem: Continue writing the next sentence in this paragraph:

How to care for an orchid indoors
Choose the right kind of orchid.
There are lots of different types of orchids, which makes choosing one dependent on the type of environment you can offer them. Things like the temperature of your house, how much light you get, how much attention you can give will decide which orchid is best for you.

Choose from:
(A). These types of orchid do well in households that have extreme temperature swings, not to mention many do not grow well indoors when temperatures in these areas are the same. Decide on where to grow your orchid.
(B). When in doubt, choose a good variety. You can grow just about any variety, but most orchids need sunlight about a week before and a full day after the last frost, which is estimated from june to august.
(C). Aloe sphagnum orchids, for instance, are probably not the best choice because they tend to grow fewer leaves, but they are good for keeping warm as well. The principles in this regard are somewhat complicated.
(D). The easiest type of orchid to grow indoors is the moth orchid (phalaenopsis orchids). These orchids last for months and grow best in medium-grain bark mix, warm temperatures, and low to medium light.
(D).