Jacob's dorm in San Jose has NE exposure (no direct sun), 68–78°F, good humidity and air circulation (industrial fan), but low light and limited space. Expert said Phalaenopsis would tolerate most conditions but flowering may be limited. Light green leaves = sufficient light for blooms; dark green = too little. Avoid directing fan at plant to prevent drying.
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