Swamp Orchids are terrestrial orchids known for their robust size and showy flowers. They require bright, indirect light and consistent moisture, with well-draining soil to prevent waterlogging. These plants thrive in warm temperatures and high humidity. Gardeners often face challenges like root rot, pests such as scale and mealybugs, and leaf spot diseases. Seasonal care adjustments are necessary; during spring and summer, swamp Orchids enters a growth phase, requiring more water and vigilance for pests. In autumn, watering should decrease as growth slows, and in winter, swamp Orchids requires protection from cold temperatures.