Cymbidium Rflp Mario Cyrtopodium terminal inflorescences that carry numerous

terminal inflorescences that carry numerous heavy-textured

Light: Anguloa Rolfei thrives in bright

A graceful intermediate-growing species from Ecuador

Flowers are held well above the foliage on sturdy stems

oversized flower directly from the surface of a broad

Cymbidium Rflp Mario Cyrtopodium terminal inflorescences that carry numerousCymbidium Culture Orchids of the Cymbidium genus are highly prized for their spectacular, long lasting flower spikes and diverse color palette. They are robust and vigorous plants, known for their adaptability and for being among the most rewarding orchids to grow once their specific temperature cycles are understood. Light: They require bright, indirect light to thrive. While they appreciate some direct sun during the cooler morning or late afternoon