Cymbidium orchids are loved and enjoyed for their lasting flower sprays. Like many other orchids, Cymbidiums are epiphytes, growing on other plants and rocks rather than in soil. However, some are ...

Q. What can I do to force my cymbidium orchid plants to bloom again? I have yet to see a flower spike since I repotted them several years ago. They are growing outdoors in a soil and bark mixture that ...

PLANT experts have shared the "ideal" conditions for cymbidium orchids to thrive. The festive plant expert said the plants need "darkness" at night. Cymbidium orchids are a highly decorative variety ...

If you've found yourself falling in love with the delicate beauty of orchids, you're in luck: There are a lot of different plants to choose from! There are orchids native to every continent except ...

Water needs: Keep potting medium moist during growing periods, usually March through September. In winter, supply with enough water to prevent bulbs from shriveling. In hot weather, spray foliage ...

They have an unfair reputation for being hard to grow, but there are many species and cultivated varieties covering a huge range of climatic conditions. It is easy to understand why orchid growing can ...

Regular doses of a flower-boosting soluble fertiliser from that time will also help. As the flower spikes develop, keep watch for snails. Cymbidiums don’t mind being in the same pot for years – you ...

Cymbidiums are native to the foothills of the Himalayas and are accustomed to cool conditions. Their tall spikes have 10-25 flowers ranging from 2 1/2” to 6” which last from one to three months. Many ...

Orchids are said to symbolise love, beauty and fertility, and few are more flamboyant than the cymbidium orchid. The cymbidium has sprays of up to 20 vividly-coloured ...

Q:IN September, I divided an orchid plant I received in April. The divided plants were left outdoors. Now that it is getting cold, I’m wondering if I should bring them inside? A: Cymbidium and ...

Cymbidium orchids have become more popular through the years. Because they can grow large and unmanageable indoors, miniature hybrids have been developed. From the 45 species, thousands of beautiful ...