I see. I live in sub tropical zone and the sun is intense here, even in the morning.
I see. I live in sub tropical zone and the sun is intense here, even in the morning.
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Yes, that sounds like it would be challenging for moth orchids! Subtropical zones often have very strong sunlight, which can be damaging to many plants, including orchids. 

In your case, it might be best to place your moth orchids in a location that receives shade throughout the day, especially during the hottest hours. Here are some tips to manage their care in your conditions:

1. Choose a shady spot: Locate an area in your home or garden that receives ample indirect light but no direct sunlight. Shades of green foliage indicate that the light level is suitable. 

2. Use netting or filters: If you'd like to place your orchids near a window, you can use netting or light filters to help block out some of the direct sunlight. 

3. Follow a strict watering schedule: Due to the higher sunlight intensity, the soil may dry out more quickly. Regularly check the moisture level in the soil and water your orchids as needed. 

4. Use a humidifier: The intense sunlight in subtropics can cause humidity levels to drop. Consider using a humidifier to add moisture to the air around your orchids, especially in the winter months. 

5. Prune your orchids: If your moth orchids have gotten quite large
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