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Phalaenopsis in the office: adequate light question

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03-11-2014, 10:05 AM

braxtonds

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Phalaenopsis in the office: adequate light question

I acquired a phalaenopsis orchid, the standard 'ice cube' kind from a co-worker a few months ago. I had been next to the windows in an office/cubical setting and the orchid has been healthy and growing a new spike and leaves there. I have recently been moved to the inside section of the room where there is no light from the windows but the florescent lights are on 24/7. Would this be sufficient light for the phalaenopsis? I could take it home but I would love to enjoy it at work.

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