What temperature requirements does cymbidium orchid cultivation have

Generally speaking, a relative humidity of 50%-70% iscultivationsuitable for cymbidium orchids. In greenhouses with the necessary conditions, devices such as atomizers or automatic sprinklers can be used to regularly maintain suitable humidity. In greenhouses without such conditions, humidity can only be maintained by watering as needed. Terrestrial orchids need more water; the general standard is that they must not dry out, and once they dry out they should be watered immediately. For epiphytic orchids, the amount of watering should be limited to what can moisten the roots exposed to the air. Under natural conditions in their place of origin, epiphytic orchids can achieve normal water uptake through fog, night dew, rain, and so on. When Vanda orchids are grown in basket pots, because the roots are exposed to the air, the frequency of watering needs to be increased to extend the water absorption time; otherwise normal growth and development will be affected. (Lin Qingde, Mu Wei)