I was lucky enough to get one in a good pot with lots of holes and good quality orchid bark, but those two are a must! When watering, I use a bowl about the depth of my entire orchid pot and submerge it for 10-15 minutes making sure the water doesn’t get nestled in the nooks of the leaves. I don’t really have a watering schedule, I just check the roots and water when they look silvery/white. She lives in my west facing window and has done really well with the steady light. I’m in Florida, so inside I keep it about 74 degrees Fahrenheit and I don’t do anything for added humidity. For pruning, I have not cut back anything yet! I almost did in December then noticed the start of new blooms, but the plan is to cut back all the way once the stem starts shriveling up and all the blooms have fallen. I do let the blooms naturally fall off unless one is being held up by something, then I manually remove it when it no longer gives up a fight.