Perennial Cymbidium Orchid Bulbs, Hardy, Professional for Beautiful Garden Displays-3 Bulbs-I

• 1. The petals of Cymbidium are nearly narrow and ovate, 2-2.7 cm long and 6-10 mm wide.
• 2. It likes shade, but avoids strong light. It likes warmth, but avoids severe cold. It likes moisture, but avoids dryness.
• 3. Rainwater or snow water is the best water for Cymbidium. If you must use tap water to water Cymbidium, you must expose it to the sun for one day before using it.
• 4. Cymbidium should be fertilized with "light fertilizer and not heavy fertilizer", usually starting in late spring and stopping in late autumn.
• 5. It has a high survival rate, grows fast, and has a long flowering period.

Light: Planting Cymbidium should also create suitable light conditions for it artificially. Too strong light can easily cause sunburn on the leaves and cause sunburn. Excessive shading or long-term indoor placement will affect the photosynthesis of Cymbidium, causing poor growth and difficulty in flowering. Soil and fertilizer: Humus is rich, loose and non-sticky, and often slightly acidic, which is an excellent soil for cultivating Cymbidium. Fertilize once a week during the growing season. Cymbidium grows slowly in autumn and winter, so less fertilizer should be applied. Water: Use a spray can to water Cymbidium, and do not spray water into the buds to avoid rotting. In summer and autumn, it is better to dry the leaves before and after sunset and before nightfall. In winter and spring, it is best to water before and after sunrise, and spray to increase air humidity, which is conducive to the growth of Cymbidium. Flower language: The flower language of Cymbidium is quiet and eternal youth, symbolizing indifference and elegance. Cymbidium means young women, and is a very suitable green plant for giving as a gift, representing eternal youth.