When does the Cymbidium sinense (Chinese orchid) usually bloom? A detailed explanation of its flowering period

Growers of Cymbidium sinense always look forward to it blooming, so when does Cymbidium sinense bloom? Generally, its flowering period is from January to March each year, that is, late winter and early spring. Its fragrance is medium, and the floral scent is more noticeable around 10 a.m. and around 7 p.m., and it is related to the ambient temperature.

Here is a brief note about the situation some growers encounter when Cymbidium sinense does not bloom: around the end of September, take it outside to get sun, then bring it back home in early or mid-December, and after a period of sunlight and low temperatures it will be able to bloom. This treatment method is for when other conditions of Cymbidium sinense are normal.

If Cymbidium sinense has conditions such as excessively high nitrogen fertilizer content in the pot or too much watering during the flower bud differentiation period, simply increasing light will not work, so when Cymbidium sinense does not bloom, pay more attention to observation and summarizing.