Cymbidium sinense ‘Wu Zi Cui’

Mature plants in 4x6” cymbidium pots. Actual plants pictured     Asian Cymbidiums (Chinese Cymbidiums) include three species native to China, Japan, Vietnam, Korea, and other nearby Asian countries:  Cymbidium sinense, Cymbidium goeringii, and Cymbidium ensifolium.  All three are considered miniatures among Cymbidiums and are often collected as much for the foliage as for the flowers.  Most are notable for their beautiful variegation.  Depending on the species, flowers occur sometime between spring and fall and are wonderfully fragrant.  For a lovely video that includes growing tips, please check this out from Attainable Green on YouTube. Asian Cymbidiums are temperate plants, so grow warm to cold--some can tolerate temperatures below freezing, but you don't need to be so mean.  Beware the myth that these are strictly cool growers; that is patently untrue.  They can take major heat and love it!  As it cools off in fall, cut back slightly on water and completely cut off fertilizer unti