Cymbidium Blooming Again

12 years ago

{{gwi:1099585}} This has been a good cymbidium for me. It blossomed at the same time last year and again has five bloom stalks. I have not staked them and probably should. I have five more that show no signs of blooming but I still have hope because the plants look good.{{gwi:1099586}}

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inga007
It's enourmous. Love the green and red combination.

May be you should "threaten" the non bloomers.

:>) ha-ha
inga007
It's enourmous. Love the green and red combination.

May be you should "threaten" the non bloomers.

:>) ha-ha
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inga007
It's enourmous. Love the green and red combination.

May be you should "threaten" the non bloomers.

:>) ha-ha
charlesb
12 years ago
Thats beautiful.Cymbidiums are my favorite orchid.
shirley-z-8-tx
Original Author
12 years ago
Glad you like it. They are hard to bloom here.
shirley-z-8-tx
Original Author
12 years ago
I have threatened to put them back outside. Come to think of it that might be the answer. They do take up a lot of room too.
arthurm
12 years ago
Nice Cymbidium, the miniature and intermediate size ones are supposed to be easier to bloom in borderline climates.

I'm going to beam some stakes across the big big puddle.
shirley-z-8-tx
Original Author
12 years ago
Ok. Aim to the middle of Texas and thank you.