I had to go look this one up. Boy are they pretty! I would love to try and grow one. What I found was for indoor.
Light- Provide about 2,000 foot-candles of light. Your orchid can tolerate higher light levels, but keep in mind that the brighter light will encourage growth so you will have to increase your orchid's food and water to accommodate the growth
Fertilization- This species of orchid is a very heavy feeder. Use a well balanced orchid fertilizer mixed at half strength during every watering.
Temperature- Ideal day temperatures are around 75f to 85f and night temperatures between 55f to 65f are preferred.
Water- Keep moist but not wet.
Media- A mix consisting of 2 parts of peat moss, 2 parts of sandy loam, 1 part perlite and 1 part fine bark is an excellent potting media. Media must be well drained Of course you can try your own recipe as long as it is fast draining. Use deep pots for good root growth. Re-pot every two or three years.
Blooming- The
flowers seem to be triggered by short days and usually bloom in late winter or early
spring depending on your location