Is the pendulous-flowered orchid a type of Cymbidium faberi? The pendulous orchid is actually Cymbidium cyperifolium

What kind of orchid is the pendulous-flowered orchid, and is the pendulous-flowered orchid a type of Cymbidium faberi? Actually it is not. The pendulous-flowered orchid is an orchid variety and does not belong to Cymbidium faberi. It is a separate orchid variety, an epiphytic herbaceous plant in the orchid family. Because its flowers hang downward, it is called the pendulous-flowered orchid. The pendulous-flowered orchid is also mistaken for Cymbidium cyperifolium, but in fact they are different.

The pendulous-flowered orchid usually bears 7-20 flowers, and the flower color is greenish brown, with the lip bearing many small red spots. The pendulous-flowered orchid has a long flowering period and is fragrant, and is generally planted in flower beds for viewing. The pendulous-flowered orchid is produced in Taiwan, China, and greatly prefers dark, damp and cold environments. It grows better in places at an altitude of 300-1000 m, and it is also distributed in countries such as India.