Cymbidium ensifolium, Fu Long 福隆

[Hakumin]

My first blooming on this plant. Now that I know I can grow this one, I'm thinking about getting two more of this species, a variegated alba, and a dwarf

[Dollythehun]

Very nice!

[MrHappyRotter]

It's a really pretty variety for sure, and maybe it's the photo but it looks quite small.

[smweaver]

Yes, this species can be a little challenging to grow. But that scent is unbeatable, and in my opinion one of the best in the orchid family. I like that your plants foliage is very clean, which adds to its attractiveness. Congratulations on growing and blooming this one.

[stonedragonfarms]

Very nice; I don't have this one in my collection, but I think I might need to find one

[Cym Ladye]

Secrets on growing the Jensoa Cyms:
1) repot every year
2) never shorten a good root from a green bulb as they do not branch as most Cym roots do. (Twist them gently back into the pot when repotting.)
3) plant in a tall pot.
4) use a well draining mix.

[Asian Cymbidium Empress]

Congratulations!
It looks great. Just a note on fertlization: Asian Cymbidiums (C. ensifolium, C. sinense, C. goeringii, C. faberi, and C. kanran) don't like fertilizer. The roots are very sensitive to fertilizer. Also, since this is a veriegated variety, if you fertilizer too much, you will loose the veriegation!