Most cymbidiums bloom in winter, but Autumn Green 'Geyserland' flowers in late summer/early fall. Compact (2.5 ft—between dwarf and standard), and fragrant.
Descended from Cymbidium ensifolium (wide color range). Pale yellow-green blooms last ~3 weeks. C. ensifolium hybrids tolerate heat better, setting buds at 50–60°F nights. Like all cymbidiums: partial shade, no direct sun. Year-round outdoors in frost-free zones (Sunset 15, 17); elsewhere, bring in for winter.
Good source for these and other orchids: [source incomplete in original]
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Cymbidium Care: Removing Dead Pseudobulbs & Repotting Timing
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