Question: My cymbidium orchid has just finished blooming and it looks too big for its pot. How do I repot it? V.C., Laguna Beach Answer: An overcrowded container is one of two good reasons to ...

Cymbidium orchid. Planting areas: USDA Zones 5 to 10 Size: Up to 3 feet tall. Bloom season: February through early May. Exposure: Partial to full sun. Pruning needs: None Water needs: Keep potting ...

Light: bright light Height: 10 to 36 inches Spread: 12 to 26 inches USDA Hardiness Zones: 9 to 10 Origin: Asia and Australia Cymbidium orchids are loved and enjoyed for their lasting flower… ...

Cymbidiums are among the most popular orchid genus.They're an important cut flower crop for florists and are widely cultivated as an orchidist's fancy. Ken West is an orchid nut.

"But cymbidiums like 30-50 per cent light, and that's quite a lot. "In summer I water every second day, in winter once a week. They're probably reasonably pest-free and they're really easy to grow." ...