Cymbidium erythraeum - fragrant

Cymbidium erythraeum was first discovered around the year 1900 and is native to various countries in Southeast Asia, such as Nepal, China, India, and Burma.
The tiger-striped flowers are about 8 cm in size and 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 preferred brightness for this species is medium to strong, ranging between 15,000 – 25,000 lux.
Thermally, 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 summer, and 40 – 50% during winter, with strong ventilation throughout the year.
Plant height with flowers: 130-150 cm
Pot diameter: 14 cm
Plant height without flowers: 60-70 cm
Read the complete care instructions for Cymbidium Erythraeum on the Blog.

Characteristics of Cymbidium Erythraeum:
- produces many flowers with color variations
- grows and blooms easily
- flowers last for a long time (6 weeks up to 3 months)

Fragrant flowers: YES