The post Oncidium, Dendrobium, and Cymbidium Orchids: Key Differences is by Melissa ... a great number of genera and an enormous number of species. With such a wide range available, it's nice ...

Cymbidiums are vigorous orchids and when a pot is filled with these bulbs, you can split them apart to make more plants. Once the plant has finished flowering, gently remove from its pot.

The scent of Cymbidium serratum entices a wild mountain mouse, which spreads pollen from flower to flower with its snout. And around the world, orchid species have evolved to look or smell like ...