Another thing to remember is the humidity levels. During this period, dendrobiums do not need a lot of moisture. Very little water will be enough to keep their roots alive. Also keep in mind that their roots constantly need plenty of air circulation so you should place them where there is a lot of fresh air.
Remember, that is based on energy usage, not comfort-levels, which are the purpose of having an air conditioner, in my not-so-humble opinion. Fact: At night, the ideal temperature comfort range for Americans drops to 65 to 72 degrees Fahrenheit (or about 87 degrees if you are my wife).
Here in Atlanta, the open window weather period is pretty short. Weâll probably be sweltering within a month or so. After the long winter, I always forget what temperature is ideal for the air conditioning. According to the Department of Energy, 78 degrees Fahrenheit is the ideal temperature for your thermostat. That temperature is a little warm for some folks, but from a health perspective itâs safe for everyone. Related: 14 Ways to Keep Cool without Air Conditioning. When I was looking for information on the best temperature for your home, I stumbled across the infographic below, which I hadnât seen before.