No ideas here as to what you could do differently. Mine just hang outside (since I'm in a frost free locaton but they do get chilly in winter), getting strong morning light. So they get a temperature range, as well as varied day length. Does that make a difference? Don't know because I haven't tried any other approach.
An "easy orchid" is one that matches one's conditions without a lot of effort, and I guess this genus likes what it gets in my yard, whatever factors are doing the job (no idea what thoe might be to be able to advise with any useful info)
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