I have all of my plants in one of those clear plastic greenhouses in a east-facing window. They get morning sun from sunrise until around 11am. I have a moisture tray at the bottom and I can feel the humidity when I open the zipper door, but no condensation develops on the inside. So, my question is, is this smart in the long run? I have a vanda, catt, dendro on the top shelf (most sun) --max, paph, onc hyb x2 on the middle shelf -- and phals on the bottom shelf (least sun). I haven't watered in the 2 weeks since I put them in there, and I only spray them every few days. Should I spray any specific plants more or less in this setting? My other option for any of them, if necessary, is a bookshelf 90* from the same window...no direct sun. I tried a light meter...the window gets upwards of 26k and the wall gets 1k. LOL I don't know what to do
