Is Golden-mouth Cymbidium sinense good and how is it? Is Golden-mouth Cymbidium sinense a precious flower? Is the fragrance of Golden-mouth Cymbidium sinense poisonous?

Golden-mouth Cymbidium sinense is a type of Cymbidium sinense. Its name comes from the fact that the tip of its leaves is golden yellow, so it is called Golden-mouth Cymbidium sinense. Its fragrance is not poisonous. Its fragrance is rather strong, and some people feel dizzy after smelling it, possibly because of the concentration of its fragrance. This kind of orchid is considered precious among Cymbidium sinense.

Golden-mouth Cymbidium sinense has relatively few leaves, generally about 3 to 5. The leaves are dark green, and the tips of the leaf blades have a golden mouth marking, hence the name. This is also the characteristic by which it is distinguished and identified. Its flower color varies greatly, usually dark purple or purple-brown with a pale lip, and it has a rather strong fragrance. The flowering period is relatively long, from October until March of the following year.