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	Cymbidium Society of America: An International Orchid Society
		The Cymbidium Society of America was founded over 40 years ago to stimulate and extend the appreciation of Cymbidiums, Paphiopedilums and other cool-growing orchids.
		As the official voice of the Cymbidium Society of America, CSA Journal is published bimonthly, with an international range of coverage.
		While Cymbidiums and Paphiopedilums are the main genera featured, articles are included on other cool-growing genera that grow under cymbidium-type conditions.
	www.cymbidium.org (159 words)

	AOS Cymbidium Culture Sheet
		These orchids are prized for their sprays of large flowers, used especially as cut flowers or for corsages in the springtime.
		In many of our climates, the high level of light cymbidiums need is accompanied by high temperatures in the summer, which may cause the plants not to bloom.
		During the summer, standard cymbidiums are usually grown outside in semi-shade, where day temperatures should be 75 to 85 degrees F (or more), but night temperatures in the late summer to fall (August to October) must be 50 to 60 degrees F to initiate flower spikes.
	www.chebucto.ns.ca /Recreation/OrchidSNS/cymbidiu.html (751 words)

	Basic Cymbidium Culture
		Cymbidiums are the easiest of the orchids to grow outdoors in southern California, particularly along the coast and up to 15 or 20 miles inland.
		Cymbidiums like lots of water and prefer to be constantly moist, but not wet.
		Virus infection of a cymbidium may be caused by insects feeding on an infected plant and then moving to an uninfected plant, but transmission with contaminated tools or your hands during dividing, potting or cutting the flowers is usually the cause.
	www.orquideas.com /growing/cymbcult.html (2177 words)

	Cymbidium
		Cymbidiums are one of the Orchidaceae family's best-known members.
		Cymbidiums include some 40 native species, as well as thousands of cultivars.
		Cymbidiums are most valued by florists for use in corsages and wedding work, but the flowers are versatile and can be incorporated into other designs as well.
	www.flowerpossibilities.com /encyclopedia/46.html (92 words)

	cymbidium_society_of_america - Search.com
		Welcome The Sacramento Valley Cymbidium Society is a branch of the Cymbidium Society of America (CSA), an international group organized to stimulate and extend...
		Cymbidium Swartz 1799, is a genus of 52 evergreen species in the orchid...
		Cymbidium Society of America members and all who are interested in...
	www.search.com /search/cymbidium_society_of_america.html?tag=se.dir.srchalso (305 words)

	Cymbidium tracyanum
		Cymbidium tracyanum as illustrated in Williams' Orchid Grower's Manual.
		It is not inconceivable that the Cymbidium Bennett-Poei of Sander represents an intermediate naturally occurring form, which could serve as the missing link between Cymbidium tracyanum and Cymbidium iridioides, allowing the former to be sunk as a variety of the latter.
		Unfortunately, Cymbidium i'ansonii was considered for quite some time to be a natural hybrid between Cymbidium lowianum and Cymbidium tracyanum, and only when the artificial hybrid between these two species had been flowered and compared with Cymbidium i'ansonii, was the error noted.
	www.geocities.com /pennypoint9/tracy.html (2078 words)

	Life: Confessing my cymbidium sins - OCRegister.com
		Cymbidiums are the easiest of all orchids to grow without a greenhouse.
		Cymbidiums won't bloom if they are kept in too much shade.
		The development of flower spikes is prompted when cymbidiums receive a temperature swing of 20 to 30 degrees between day and nighttime.
	www.ocregister.com /ocregister/life/columns/article_1371035.php (806 words)

	Cymbidium Orchids - ANOS
		Cymbidium canaliculatum is a widespread species found in the Northern parts of Western Australia, Northern Territory and North-eastern Queensland down to central NSW (Cape York to Hunter River).
		The photo of Cymbidium canaliculatum provided by Greg Steenbeeke came from a plant growing at Ashford, between the Qld-NSW border and Inverell, growing in ironbark.
		Cymbidium suave is a widespread orchid that is true to it's name.
	www.anos.org.au /photos/cymbidium/cymbidium.htm (220 words)

	Basic Cymbidium Repotting
		Cymbidiums are subject to bacterial and fungal infections and are also susceptible to the common orchid viruses, primarily Tobacco Mosaic Virus - Orchid (TMV-O) and to a lesser extent Cymbidium Mosaic Virus (CyMV).
		Virus infection of a cymbidium may be caused by insects feeding on an infected plant and then moving to an uninfected plant, but transmission with contaminated tools or your hands during dividing, potting or cutting the flowers, or reusing unwashed and unsterilized pots or flower stakes is usually the cause.
		When a cymbidium fills the pot and starts to grow against or over the edge, it should be repotted even if the mix is not broken down.
	www.orquideas.com /growing/potting/cymbpot.html (2974 words)

	Cymbidium Bridal Bouquets (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Arts The bridal bouquet was designed using white cymbidium orchids and white...
		A cascade of three cymbidium orchids, white statice, bridal pink roses and ivy...
		as green cymbidium orchids and hypericum used in bouquets and centerpieces...
	www.best-for-florists.com /about/cymbidium-bridal-bouquets.php (342 words)

	Euroorchid - Orchids and Orchid Bouquets
		The Cymbidium is found in the tropical areas of Nepal, Vietnam, Taiwan, Australia and the Himalayan mountains.
		Cymbidiums are available in a wide range of colours, for example white, yellow, green and red or combinations of these colours.
		The Cymbidium can be placed in a light, shady place in the garden in May. In the beginning of September the plant should be set in a cool place inside.
	www.euroorchid.com /orchidee_info/cymbidium_en.htm (141 words)

	Cymbidium ensifolium (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Cymbidium ensifolium is found throughout Indochina, China, Japan, Borneo, New Guinea and the Philippines at elevations ranging from 985 to 5,905 feet, although it is probably not native to Japan, having been originally introduced through cultivation.
		Cymbidium Golden Elf is deservedly popular in and of itself for its ease of culture coupled with its brilliant concolor yellow blooms and their lilting perfume.
		Cymbidium Korintji (x Rangoon) has also made somewhat of an impact on breeding, though a lesser extent as it gives mainly green which are not too popular at the moment.
	www.sdorchids.com /cym_ens_article.htm (1191 words)

	Orchids of The World - Cymbidium
		Cymbidiums are popular among growers with a penchant for easy-care orchids, provided the plants' needs can be met.
		Arching sprays of long-lasting flowers are borne on plants of two sizes: 3- to 4-foot-tall standard cymbidiums and 18- to 24-inch-tall miniature plants, which are ideal for anyone with limited space.
		The Cymbidium Society of America, Inc., promotes study of these durable orchids and also publishes a colorful journal devoted to their culture and reporting of special awards granted by the CSA.
	www.orchids.mu /Species/Cymbidium (303 words)

	CYMBIDIUM
		Cymbidiums must be potted with the base of the pseudobulb at or just above the level of a very free-draining potting mix in a well drained container.
		Cymbidiums are quite vigorous and may need dividing and repotting every two or three years into 20 cm (8 in) containers.
		Cymbidiums are prone to many of the common glasshouse pests, including red spider mites, aphids, whiteflies and mealybugs.
	www.gradinamea.ro /Cymbidium_3260_569_2.html (1064 words)

	Orchid: Cymbidium
		Cymbidium orchids are native to tropical Asia and Australia.
		Cymbidium orchids perform best in very high light and must receive strong light to produce healthy growth and flower well.
		In addition, standard cymbidiums, or the large-flowered varieties, require a six to eight week cool period in the fall when night temperatures are at least 45 to 50 degrees Fahrenheit, or even down to freezing, to form buds.
	www.ext.colostate.edu /ptlk/1348.html (459 words)

	Cymbidium pubescens : Orchid Information
		The plant is reputed to be a large growing Cymbidium with large thick fleshy leaves; the flowers are white with a thick purple stripe along the centre of the petals and sepals.
		The species we have as C. pubescens is a small neat plant with fine leaves, and although it hasn’t yet flowered, it resembles in habit, Cymbidium erythraeum.
		Cymbidium pubescens is an intermediate grower and prefers to be kept growing year round.
	www.species-specific.com /view-orchid-species-information.php?id=19 (139 words)

	Cymbidium Pictures - Studio images stock photos, fine art prints by QTL
		If you think orchids are dainty plants that can not wait to die the moment you turn you back, then try the Cymbidium.
		Again, the general image of a Cymbidium for most of the population is the standard, corsage type flower or the plant with star-shaped blooms on upright spikes from the potted plant trade.
		Recently, Cymbidiums with arching or pendulous flowers are gaining much interest, along with the ultra miniatures that bloom in a 4-inch pot.
	www.terragalleria.com /studio/subject.cymbidium.html (236 words)

	Cymbidium Culture
		The Standard Cymbidium is differentiated from the Miniature Cymbidium principally by the size of the flower and the fact that the Standard Cymbidium wants a slightly cooler night temperature in the fall and Winter.
		Cymbidiums should never be allowed to become dry (but like good drainage and ventilation).
		Cymbidiums need to be fed every two weeks with a balanced fertilizer (such as Peters 20-20-20) from March until September to help establish good vigorous growth, and in turn to increase the likelihood of a good number of spikes in the fall.
	www.kensingtonorchids.com /cymbidium_culture.htm (702 words)

	Easy Orchids - Cymbidium (Site not responding. Last check: )
		This is one of the most often seen orchids and is found in bridal bouquets quite often as well as being given on mothers day, these are the ones you see in a little box containing a single bloom in a tiny jar filled with water.
		Cymbidiums are native to China, Japan and other areas of the region, require cool nights during the summer and a definite rise in temperature during the day of at least 5C (10F) if you want to see flowers rather than a plant pot of sword like leaves.
		Repotting Cymbidiums should be done every second year and should be done in the spring as the new growth has started.
	www.easyorchids.co.uk /site/content/view/17/40 (772 words)

	Orchids: cymbidium
		The one difference would be that the cymbidiums can and should remain outdoors for as long as possible in winter, moving them only when there is danger of frost overnight.
		Cymbidiums need the cool fall and winter evening temperatures to initiate and set the blooming cycle.
		The only difference would be if the cymbidium were to be if the cymbidium were to be a miniature variety with some Asian cymbidium in their background, these prefer temperatures no lower than 10 C. One key to proper sun light exposure is the leaf color where light to medium green is the preferred color.
	en.allexperts.com /q/Orchids-727/cymbidium.htm (343 words)

	Burke's Backyard Archives 2000 - Cymbidium Orchids
		Cymbidium orchids are grown for their spectacular and colourful flowers.
		Best climate: Cymbidiums can be grown in all areas of Australia, but in cold areas such as Hobart and the Mountains they need protection in a warm greenhouse.
		Cymbidiums are also used as cut flowers, and in corsages.
	www.burkesbackyard.com.au /2000/archives/2000/in_the_garden/flowering_plants_and_shrubs/cymbidium_orchids (586 words)

	Cymbidium Orchid Care *(Site not responding. Last check: )*
		Modern cymbidium orchid hybrids are among the most beautiful and useful orchids grown by professional growers and amateurs alike.
		Species cymbidiums originate from the cooler regions of India,Burma, Thailand and Viet Nam where substantial changes in temperature occur.
		Daytime temperatures may vary from 70 degree to 100 degree F and nighttime temperatures from 40 degree to sixty degree F. Cymbidiums are continuously growing, merely showing their growth during the winter.
	www.webspawner.com /users/dalisaygarden/cymbidiumorchid.html (484 words)

	The Genus Cymbidium
		Cymbidiums are widely grown by orchid enthusiasts throughout the cooler parts of the world, and they form the basis of a significant cut-flower production.
		The small strands of fibres along the margins and the larger bundles surrounding the vascular tissues of the leaf are similarly arranged in all the species of this subgenus.
		Cymbidium tracyanum first changed hands as a plant of C. lowianum, but when it flowered it was immediately recognised as distinct.
	members.fortunecity.com /krum1/Cymbidatkew.htm (3148 words)

	Cymbidium - InformationBlast
		The Cymbidium group of orchids is one of the most popular because of its beautiful flowers.
		Cymbidiums bloom during the winter, and each plant can have up to fifteen or more flowers.
		This is a picture of a Cymbidium plant that I took a picture of on March 2004.
	www.informationblast.com /Cymbidium.html (145 words)

	Minneapolis Florist - Orchids By Murphy - 1-800-356-7258 Cymbidium Orchids
		Cymbidium - Cym-2-A-Flora Pink - large pink This plant is a steady Grower Producing huge stems - Blooms Every Year, is of fine quality with stems as tall as 4 feet with Light Yellow Blooms, with a tropical red lip, nicely shaped.
		Cymbidium blooms are generally medium sized and seldom fragrant.
		The average flowering period for a Cymbidium is 3 to 6 weeks depending on the environment and specific plant.
	www.orchidsbymurphy.com /floral/shop/browse_orchid_cymbidium_division/category_id/f22183c06a72a1b4bd9acab8cec58e3d (1164 words)

	Phil's Orchid World Calendar of Operations CYMBIDIUM HISTORY
		Unfortunately this name is not descriptive of the shape of a cymbidium flower, and it has been suggested that Swartz may have had 'cymbium' in mind instead of 'cymba'.
		Cymbidiums have the longest recorded history of any orchid, the earliest records coming from the Orient (China and Japan).
		Cymbidiums have become idealised in Chinese philosophy to be recognised as a symbol for superior med and elegant women, the term being used for both of these and orchids is LAN.
	www.geocities.com /orchidsnzculture/monthly_cullture_cym_history.html (577 words)

	:: Cymbidium Orchid White
		Cymbidium Orchid White is one of our most popular search terms related to orchids.
		Because of the popularity of orchid plants and orchid flowers, there are many common decorations and products utilizing the orchid theme, such as cymbidium orchid white, orchid clothing, orchid wallpaper, orchid bouquets for weddings, orchid dresses, orchid perfumes, orchid floral draperies, books on growing orchids and much more.
		Despite the White Cymbidiums diminutive size, orchid lovers are charmed by its fragrance and graceful form.
	www.how-to-grow-orchids.com /cymbidium-orchid-white.html (333 words)

	cymbidium floral LLC - a unique floral boutique located in downtown exeter, new hampshire
		cymbidium floral LLC - a unique floral boutique located in downtown exeter, new hampshire
		Simply add water and in a few weeks you'll have beautiful fragrant blooms!
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	www.cymbidiumfloral.com (45 words)

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