The nursery doesn't track humidity stats; they grow plants to tolerate fluctuating home humidity (35–50%). Plants are selected for adaptability. Your N. 'Bill Bailey', ventricosa × sibuyanensis, and ventricosa × talangensis will thrive alongside orchids at typical household humidity.
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