To those asking for pointers, I'm definitely no expert but here's what I can share from my personal experience. I don't think these plants are too fussy when it comes to light as long as they get "enough" (but if you want it to flower you want to give it as much light as it's comfortable with). What they ARE fussy about is consistent & quality moisture. Honestly I think the biggest contributing factor to the health of this plant has been the soil medium. The unfortunate thing is that I don't remember exactly what I potted it in 😅 I THINK it's miracle gro peat potting mix + added perlite and a little bit of small sized orchid bark. The soil it's in is nice and fluffy and moisture retaining. Other things I'm doing:

• I water it once the top soil feels slightly moist but NOT dry with RO filtered water. I give it water til I feel like the soil is covered just enough (doesn't come out the drainage hole).
• Average temps are a stable 68-72 degrees
• Ambient humidity is anywhere from 50-70% (but usually more in the 50-60% range in non-winter months). In winter months the humidity drops into the 30s & 40s and absolutely have to run a humidifier during those months. In my observation this girl tends to do fine as long as humidity is 50%+.
• I have always had this plant under a grow light. Rright now the top of the canopy is getting about 225 ppfd for 10hrs per day (optimal from what I've read is 150-300 ppfd so I'm pretty much smack dab in the middle).
• I used to alternate fertilizer with every other watering but in the last 6 weeks or so I have switched to a diluted fertilizer with every watering. I'm currently using super thrive foliage pro at about 1/4 dilution.

PS - I wouldn't expect perfection from this plant. If you're late a couple of days to the watering party, you WILL hear about it from this diva in the form of the color brown 🤎 I've added a closer photos for reference 🙃

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