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If you can find one I highly recommend C. Chen's Ruby 'Golden Tiger'. I haven't been able to bloom any of the Cymbidium that require chill, but this one is a reliable bloomer for me:
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If you can find one I highly recommend C. Chen's Ruby 'Golden Tiger'. I haven't been able to bloom any of the Cymbidium that require chill, but this one is a reliable bloomer for me:
Subrosa ----- your area should get pretty darn cold at certain times of the year, right?
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Subrosa ----- your area should get pretty darn cold at certain times of the year, right?
Too darn cold too fast! By the time autumn chill hits, we start getting nights well below freezing and I have to bring them in.
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Too darn cold too fast! By the time autumn chill hits, we start getting nights well below freezing and I have to bring them in.
Oh geeez. I see what you mean now subrosa!

Although very nice to hear that you're still growing those other cyms. Still good chances to get flowers in the future for sure!
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If you can find one I highly recommend C. Chen's Ruby 'Golden Tiger'. I haven't been able to bloom any of the Cymbidium that require chill, but this one is a reliable bloomer for me:
And it is fragrant, too. And may even produce a second set of spikes a month or two after the first. I love this one - and I live in an area where all Cyms do fine, this one is still special.
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