Comments on: Cymbidium Orchids

By: Penny Worrall

Penny Worrall — Tue, 04 Dec 2007 14:08:38 +0000

Thanks for the information - I have had 2 Cymbidium for 12 years- repotted after 2 years - both have exactly the same treatment. One has given 1 stem for the last 3 years - the other nothing - until this year - hallelujah - it has 4 stems. They are both very pot bound - should I leave them - or repot next Spring ?
If so - into same size pots or larger ?
Penny

By: MayWeddingFlowers.com

MayWeddingFlowers.com — Sat, 25 Apr 2009 16:26:07 +0000

Among the varieties of orchids available cymbidium is the most popular one. These gorgeous flowers have large heads and there are available in white, yellow, pink and pale green varieties.

By: shahrezsyed

shahrezsyed — Sun, 09 Aug 2009 21:32:47 +0000

great article…m a newbie at growing orchids and this article was much more useful to me than those scientific articles.

By: Irene Abrahamsson

Irene Abrahamsson — Sun, 14 Nov 2010 11:29:42 +0000

I became an orchid grower because someone gave my a Cymbidium orchid as a thank you. This year I have had 13 stems of up to 19 flowers on one stem on one plant. It has been a fantastic year for the orchids. I have not done anything special, which means I have done nothing, I really leave them alone. I do fertilise them and water, apart from that, nothing. The have semi shade in the summer. I have no problems with pests or diseases, maybe because I live in Richmond,Tasmania and we do get some cold nights that kills of the little beasties. If you want an easy hobby and impress your friends with gifts of orchids, grow Cymbidiums. Four of my orchids have seed pods, that has never happened before [in 20 years], what do I do?
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By: Bea {Silk bouquets}

Bea {Silk bouquets} — Fri, 06 May 2011 12:12:18 +0000

I understand why you love this flower, it’s gorgeous, I also love the other variety, Cymbidium Clarisse Austin, because I love the pink color.