Larry uses blooming Cymbidiums in a restaurant but gets only 10–14 days per bloom. Plants spend 6 hours in a warm area. The expert advised moving them to a protected outdoor area when not on display—Oakland's climate is ideal. Watch for slugs. Cymbidiums need sunlight, air movement, humidity, and cool temps.
Bud set occurs in autumn at 40–55°F. Individual flower longevity varies: heavier-substance flowers on standard Cymbidiums last 3–6 weeks. For continuous display, choose plants with multiple spikes opening sequentially. Mist only if humidity is low; indoor AC reduces humidity.
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