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 Chiron gx 'Olive'

Cymbidium Christmas Angel gx

Cymbidium Christmas Angel gx 'Cooksbridge Sunburst'

Cymbidium Christmas Joy gx 'Kindel Staart'

Cymbidium Christmas Joy gx 'Kudelstaart'

Cymbidium Christmas Joy gx 'Rembrandt'

Cymbidium Christmas Song gx 'Cooksbridge Flamboyant'

Cymbidium Clare Armstrong gx 'Greensleeves'

Cymbidium Clare Armstrong gx 'Springtide'

Cymbidium Clare Armstrong gx 'Sunrise'

Cymbidium Clarissa gx

Cymbidium Clarissa gx 'Chelsea'

Cymbidium Clarissa gx 'Stonehurst'

Cymbidium Clarisse Austin gx

Cymbidium Clarisse Carlton gx 'Hamsey'

Cymbidium Clarisse Carlton gx 'Madame Fuchsia'

Cymbidium Clarisse Carlton gx 'Toreador'

Cymbidium Clauboda gx 'Goliath'

Cymbidium Clauboda gx 'Lewes'

Cymbidium Clauboda gx 'Mellow Yellow'

Cymbidium Clauboda gx 'Sidney Rothwell'

Cymbidium Claudette gx

Cymbidium Claudette gx 'Juno'

Cymbidium Claudona gx

Cymbidium Claudona gx 'Rajah'

Cymbidium Claudona gx 'Regal'

Cymbidium Claudona gx 'Sydney Rothwell'

Cymbidium Cliff Hutchings gx

Cymbidium Colmaniae gx

Cymbidium Colmaniae gx 'Edenside'

Cymbidium Concerto de Valec gx 'Monet'

Cymbidium Coningsbyanum gx

Cymbidium Coningsbyanum gx 'Brockhurst'

Cymbidium Coningsbyanum gx 'Mammoth'

Cymbidium Constance Flory gx

Cymbidium Cooksbridge gx

Cymbidium Corbiere Point gx 'Jersey'

Cymbidium Corbiere Point gx 'Saint Helier'

Cymbidium Corisande gx

Cymbidium Cosmos gx

Cymbidium Cotil Point gx 'Jersey'

Cymbidium Cotil Point gx 'Mont Millais'

Cymbidium Cotil Point gx 'Trinity'

Cymbidium Coupe Point gx 'Trinity'

Cymbidium Cranbourne Chase gx is a medium to large evergreen orchid hybrid. This plant forms a cluster of egg-shaped pseudobulbs, each supporting six to eight narrow, leathery leaves that range from mid to dark green. The leaves typically measure around 80 cm in length and 2 cm in width. In winter and early spring, arching flower spikes arise from the base of the mature pseudobulbs, producing up to ten large, waxy orange blooms on each stem. The longevity of these flowers enhances their appeal to florists.

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