Another Cymbidium in bloom

[glenyorl1]

Another cym in my garden

[catttan]

Beautiful ! Do you have the name for this cym? Since it;s blooming in Florida, I assume it's a warm/heat tolerant cym.

[stateless]

very nice I like the deep color on edge of lip.

[zainal abidin]

Lovely color.

[chrisa]

Please correct me if I am wrong, but I was told not to try to grow cyms because they like the cold.

Beautiful flowers.

[glenyorl1]

I was told the same thing chrisa. It is a challenge to find varieties with heat tolerance or do not require the diurnal temperature differential. Most of my plants have ensifolium, dayanum, sinense or aloeifolium in their background. I do not like the species but their crosses are amazing imparting the heat tolerance with the beauty of the modern hybrids. It is verrrrry difficult to find growers/hybridizers supplying these plants. I spent a lot of time and wasted a lot of money on them but it is challenging
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[glenyorl1]

The flower is Cherry Cola x dayanum a lowland species from India
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[glenyorl1]

better shot showing whole plant and Lilliput "Gemini"

[Orquiadicto]

Beautiful. I just don't succeed in reblooming Cyms.
They do well, grow new bulbs, but no spikes.
don't know what I'm doing wrong.

[glenyorl1]

Hello, in my climate cymbidiuns grow very well almost like weeds. The Asian varieties dont need the cold spell to initiate buds. However, I do stress the plants after the rainy season by witholding water. I am sure there are other experts on here that have different suggestions and techniques as far as fertilizer, water or tempersture for the Asians.
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