Cymbidium species are orchids that can grow as epiphytes, lithophytes, or terrestrial plants. They feature noticeable spherical to ovoid pseudobulbs, elongated linear leaves, and thick white roots. These orchids produce multiple long-lasting flowers, characterized by a unique three-lobed lip, which emerge from erect or arching spikes at the base of the pseudobulbs.

Cymbidium Albania gx 'Delight'

Cymbidium Albania gx 'Pheasant Eye'

Cymbidium Aldis Lamp gx 'Cooke'

Cymbidium Alegria gx 'Saint Lita'

Cymbidium Alexalban gx 'Bride'

Cymbidium Alexalban gx 'The Bride'

Cymbidium Alexanderi gx is a sizable, evergreen orchid characterized by its long, linear leaves that can reach lengths of up to 90 cm and widths of 2 cm. The plant features ovoid pseudobulbs enveloped by sheaths of basal leaves, each supporting a cluster of six to ten leaves. In early spring, this orchid produces upright or arching flower spikes that can grow to 100 cm tall and bear as many as 30 blooms. The flowers, which can be white, pale pink, or cream depending on the cultivar, typically measure between 7 and 9 cm in diameter. Notably, the cultivar 'Westonbirt,' recognized for its large, pure white flowers accented with pink markings on the lip, was registered in 1911. This hybrid was the first identified as a tetraploid, possessing four sets of chromosomes rather than the usual two, marking a significant milestone in orchid breeding history.

Cymbidium Alexanderi gx

Cymbidium Alexanderi gx 'Album'

Cymbidium Alexanderi gx 'Ashtead Park'

Cymbidium Alexanderi gx 'Aureum'

Cymbidium Alexanderi gx 'Edusa'

Cymbidium Alexanderi gx 'Excelsior'

Cymbidium Alexanderi gx 'Fantasy'

Cymbidium Alexanderi gx 'Fowler'

Cymbidium Alexanderi gx 'Giganteum'

Cymbidium Alexanderi gx 'Hamilton-Smith'

Cymbidium Alexanderi gx 'Magnolia'

Cymbidium Alexanderi gx 'McBean'

Cymbidium Alexanderi gx 'Overlea'

Cymbidium Alexanderi gx 'Prince Imperial'

Cymbidium Alexanderi gx 'Purity'

Cymbidium Alexanderi gx 'Rosalind'

Cymbidium Alexanderi gx 'The Princess'

Cymbidium Alexanderi gx 'Westonbirt'

Cymbidium Alleluia ('Velecat')

Cymbidium Almeralda gx 'Dorset'

Cymbidium Alpenrose gx 'Jan Smuts'

Cymbidium Alrita gx 'Dorset'

Cymbidium Altair gx

Cymbidium Altair gx 'Exbury'

Cymbidium Amelia gx 'Solum'

Cymbidium American Green gx concolor is a medium to large evergreen orchid hybrid. This plant forms a cluster of egg-shaped pseudobulbs, with each bulb supporting six to eight narrow, dark green leaves. The leaves can reach lengths of up to 80 cm and have a width of 1.5 to 2 cm. During winter and early spring, arching flower stalks arise from the base of the latest mature pseudobulbs. Each stalk can bear as many as ten sizable, waxy flowers in a bright apple-green hue. The longevity of these blooms makes them a favorite choice among florists.

Cymbidium American Green gx concolor

Cymbidium Amesbury gx 'Willows'

Cymbidium Amit Petite gx 'Enton Hall'

Cymbidium Andromeda gx 'Harben's Variety'

Cymbidium Angelica gx

Cymbidium Angelica gx 'Advent'

Cymbidium Angelica gx 'December Delight'

Cymbidium Angelica gx 'December Gold'

Cymbidium Angelica gx 'Del Gold' is a medium to large evergreen orchid hybrid. It forms a cluster of egg-shaped pseudobulbs, each supporting six to eight linear leaves that range from medium to dark green. The leathery leaves can reach lengths of up to 80 cm and widths of about 2 cm. During winter and early spring, arching flower spikes arise from the base of the newest mature pseudobulbs. Each spike typically bears ten or more sizable, waxy flowers, measuring around 8 cm across. The flowers are yellow and possess exceptional longevity, making them a favored choice among florists.

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