indoors during bloom, then greenhouse after?

Hi I just acquired my first orchids, from the grocery store of course. And now that I have done a bit of research it looks like they are the most common phalaenopsis type. I have read the Novice Palaenopsis Culture guide and various other newbie guides.

While I know little about orchids except what I've read today, I have a lot of experience growing tropical and subtropical fruit trees, and I have a large heated greenhouse where I keep them all in winter.

Is it reasonable to think I can keep these orchids indoors (even in very poorly lit rooms) while they are in bloom and then move them out into my greenhouse the rest of the time, in an area under taller trees where shade/semi-shade plants thrive? And... would the transition shock them?

My greenhouse heater maintains a minimum 55F which is a bit under the recommended minimum I read for these orchids but seems to be acceptable for other heat loving plants (ex. tomatoes and mangoes are happy). It is very humid in my greenhouse while my home is extremely dry in winter.

Also, what should I do with the aerial roots on these? Ignore them? Try to gently move them into the container next repotting? Cut them off? Is there some recommendation ratio of soil vs aerial roots for container orchids?

 

Thank you, that is great to hear. I have large in-ground trees in my greenhouse that create a lot of shade so I can place it underneath one of those.