Elaine, there used to be medium in those pots, but the plants walked a bit out of the pots. And yes, they do get watered daily and fertilized with the others.
But, I should say that most of my Neofinetia falcatas and most of those little vandaceous hybrids are potted up in bark and sitting. Some are in small Bonsai dishes and small clay pots.
I do have good mix of these type of Orchids, so there is also some mix of treatment involved, since I am not that exact.

Is the daily watering just to encourage blooming? My little one is in a spot where it does not get watered regularly and it seems so happy although it is not setting spikes.

Love, love, love that Peaches.

Alice, they just dry out very quickly around here, so I water or let faith-based watering take care of them.

I got a great deal on Miltonias last month. Here is (what I think is) a Miltoniopsis Hajime Ono 'H184' during the brief stint in the morning when it gets a little direct sun.

They smell amazing in the morning through about noon and have no scent at all in the evening.

That's a beauty, Josiah, I have no luck with them in my local. In what part of the world are you growing it? Welcome to the Orchid Forum.

Jim

Very pretty!

Those are beautiful flowers, Josiah. I wish I could grow them but it is simply too hot here in the spring and summer months.

@JosiahSeale, please take a moment and go into your "Profile". Insert your location (city and state is best but USDA zone is helpful too) so that we know where you are when you post. Thanks.

Thanks Ken, Ursula, and Jim!!

I grow them in southeast-facing windows indoors in Massachusetts. I wish I could take full credit for them, but I feel like I am just getting going with orchids. For the past couple years I have been on an orchid "diet" allowing myself to buy one a month. I try to get them in spike and then nurse them through their full bloom, and then try to take care of them and get them to rebloom.

I recently discovered a real problem, though: a supplier for my addiction. I met the orchid buyer at a local garden center who also has an orchid diet: she allows herself to get one "cool" orchid a month. Toward the end of the month, if any haven't sold she will sell them to me for cheap if I take them off her hands. This past month she sold me 8 gorgeous Miltonias at $5 a pop. Most of them were full-blown, but at least three have spikes that are still just getting going. I have been ecstatic, and at the same time, at this rate I am going to run out of growing space really really quickly.

Josiah

Welcome to our world, Josiah...you will figure out a way to hang them from the window latches..ceiling hung shelves..It's a never ending puzzle! My handy man is on call to build me another bench!

Yeah, two greenhouses, a "temporary" greenhouse, and a solarium. I still need more space. Tell me all about this thing we call "orchid-addiction".

Oh good! Now we have someone that can grow the cool growing orchids that most of us can't keep alive in our hot climates. I've lost track of how many Miltonias I've killed....not to mention Phals.

Way to go, Josiah. Welcome to our group of add...I mean, orchid nuts.

You wouldn't believe the amount of money I spent on building an orchid conservatory.

Jim

Care to compare? Just joking, Jim. For both of us, our care of orchids (and other tropical plants) is a labor of love.

Ken, have you ever looked at Jims' addition? It's the envy of every orchid grower, and probably doubled the property price. I'm so jealous.

Sure I have Carol. Have you seen my solarium? Same end result, just suitable for different climates.

Yes, I have seen it. It's beautiful, Ken.

Carol.

This warm loving Asctm garayi is opening a cute spike in the cage. I just took it inside for some pics.

Love that one, Ursula! What a beautifully bright, cheery color!