I grow mine in the gh, up near the peak; it will take as much light/heat as you can give it. Make sure your plant stays moist from about mid April until things start to cool down around mid September; it will appreciate regular feeding (I use a 5-1-1 fish emulsion based fertilizer every watering, which is daily during the growing season unless it is very overcast); then cut back on water drastically; I go about every 5-10 days from the end of September to the beginning of April; the plant stays up high in lots of light, but is quite a bit cooler, especially at night. Mine typically blooms in late spring; usually just as nights start to warm up.
Adam
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