Tip #1: After Blooming, Naked-man orchid Need a Cool Period
When grown outside, Naked-man orchid will go through a necessary cooling period for winter. When grown indoors or in a greenhouse, this same rule must be followed, but can happen during any season. If done correctly, your Naked-man orchid can bloom multiple times a year. Keep your Naked-man orchid between 75-90℉ (25-32℃) during this cooling period for the optimal effect.
Tip #2: Naked-man orchid Prefer it Colder at Night
While you are likely going to grow your Naked-man orchid, where you can keep them within the optimal temperature range and give them the right amount of light, Naked-man orchid prefers colder temperatures at night when grown outdoors. This temperature range usually moves between 50~75℉(15-25℃). Due to the lack of climate control that growing outdoors involves, it's usually impossible to control if Naked-man orchid stays within this range.
Tip #3: Watch for the Signs of Cold Damage
Because Naked-man orchid enjoys the higher temperatures and lacks the hardiness of winter plants, it is especially susceptible to cold damage. You’ll want to make sure you monitor the temperature of your growing space closely. Anything below 50℉ (15℃) will begin to harm your plants, and too much cold exposure can kill them entirely. Watch for the signs that this damage is occurring: if your Naked-man orchid starts to show discoloration on their foliage and stems, that means they are getting too cold. If large sections of your Naked-man orchid are drying and turning brown, that means that the tissue is dying. Move Naked-man orchid to a warmer environment immediately; in some cases, they can recover.