Cymbidium erythraeum - fragrant

Cymbidium erythraeum was first discovered around 1900 and is native to various Southeast Asian countries such as Nepal, China, India and Burma.
Tiger striped flowers are approx. 8 cm, fragrant. This orchid blooms in autumn and early winter, for a period of three months, and looks magnificent in any room, living room, bedroom or office.
The brightness preferred by this species is medium to strong, being in the range of 15,000 - 25,000 lux.
From a thermal point of view, Cymbidium erythraeum requires temperatures between 18 - 24 °C during the day and 10 - 16 °C at night, ensuring a difference of 8 °C from day to night.
The required humidity is 50-60% during the summer, and 40-50% during the winter, with intensive ventilation throughout the year.
Height of the flowering plant: 130-150 cm
Pot diameter: 14 cm
Plant height without flowers: 60-70 cm
Read full care instructions for Cymbidium Erythraeum on the Blog.

Features of Cymbidium Erythraeum:
- produces many flowers that show color variations
- grows and blooms easily
- the flowers last for a long period of time (6 weeks to 3 months)

Fragrant flowers: YES