Cymbidiums are most popular orchids in temperate climate regions of Australia. They are easily grown; their colorful, long lasting flowers are suitable for home decoration Cymbidiums also come with a range of spike habits, varying from the stiffly upright to the decorative pendulous types, depending on variety. Flowers last for 10 week in plants and four week when it is cut, this feature makes it most popular and desirable orchid. It account for 2.7% in the total cur flower production of the world and is highly priced and occupy nearly 8% share in the global market.

Here we offer a fine selection of standard and novelty cymbidium, specially selected on color, production and flowering time.
Our range comprises a wide diversity of plants with different colored flowers and different flowering times.
Cymbidium flowering from the end of November to  April. Plants grow best at a temperature of 16 C at night and 20 C during the day. Maintain a lower temperature for cymbidium when they are blooming.

In the initial cultivation phase, palnts require at least 4000 Lux and may be exposed to at most 50000 Lux. On an average it takes three years from the time the plant have grown into a size suitable for potting, for a cumbidium to produce the first flower for cutting.