Supply of Cymbidium indoor flowers, suitable for gardening and landscaping

Supply of large-flowered Cymbidium indoor flowers, orchids, gardening and landscaping. Supplier: Shanghai Jianing Gardening Co., Ltd. Contact: Ning Chang (please mention that the information comes from Yuhuagu when contacting). Address: Room 603, No. 36, Lane 685, Songhong Road, Changning District, Shanghai. Tel: 86 21 52208683   Mobile: 13916012934  
Cymbidium
  Cymbidium is also known as tiger-head orchid and Simbidium orchid. It is an evergreen perennial epiphytic herb. It is the general term for the large-flowered epiphytic species in the genus Cymbidium of the orchid family. The pseudobulb is stout, long-elliptic and slightly flattened; it bears 6 to 8 strap-shaped leaves, 70 cm to 110 cm long and 2 cm to 3 cm wide. The flower stem is nearly upright or slightly curved, 60 cm to 90 cm long, with 6 to 12 flowers or more. The flowers are large, 6 cm to 10 cm in diameter; the flower colors include white, yellow, green, purplish red or with purplish brown markings. It is one of the most widely cultivated tropical orchids and is deeply loved by people around the world. It is propagated by division. It prefers a warm, humid and semi-shaded environment. It is potted with fern roots, moss, bark chunks and the like. It requires especially good aeration and drainage at the root zone. After flower buds form in autumn, it needs a cool period before it can bloom in spring. The nighttime temperature in winter is about 10 degrees C. Commonly cultivated species include: Duzhan, Huangchan Lan, Biyu Lan, Xizang Hutou Lan and a large number of excellent hybrid varieties. Cymbidium is native to the tropical and subtropical plateaus of Asia. It likes a cool and highly humid environment, and its optimum growth temperature is 10-25 degrees C. In winter it should be kept in a low-temperature greenhouse for care. When the nighttime temperature is around 10 degrees C, it grows well and the flower stems extend normally, mostly blooming in February to March. When the winter temperature is below 5 degrees C, the leaves turn slightly yellow and the flowering period is delayed, and the flower stems are short. However, when the overwintering temperature is around 15 degrees C, although the plant leaves remain green and glossy, the flower stems will suddenly elongate and flowering will be advanced to January to February, and the flower stems are soft and cannot stand upright, so support stakes must be set up. Morphological characteristics: evergreen perennial epiphytic herb. It is the general term for the large-flowered epiphytic species in the genus Cymbidium of the orchid family. The pseudobulb is stout, long-elliptic and slightly flattened; it bears 6 to 8 strap-shaped leaves, 70 to 110 cm long and 2 to 3 cm wide. The flower stem is nearly upright or slightly curved, 60 to 90 cm long, with 6 to 12 flowers or more. The flowers are large, 6 to 10 cm in diameter; the flower colors include white, yellow, green, purplish red or with purplish brown markings. It is one of the most widely cultivated tropical orchids and is deeply loved by people around the world.