Can I keep the cymbidium at home?

Is the chypre suitable for growing at home?

There are two points to consider when analyzing whether plants to be grown at home are suitable. The first is whether the plant itself and the smell it emits will cause harm to the human body. The second is whether the home environment is suitable for growing it.

Let's talk about the first point first. There is no clear record on whether the cymbidium plant itself is poisonous, and it is an ornamental plant. No one would bite it for no reason, and I have never heard of any flower lovers saying that it is poisonous. In addition to the plant itself, the fragrance of the cymbidium is also a concern of people. Its fragrance is sometimes strong and sometimes light, but it does not cause any harm to the human body.

Let’s talk about the second point. In fact, your home is also very suitable for growing Cymbidium, as long as you provide a suitable environment. Moreover, it is highly ornamental and can also decorate the interior environment well, adding a touch of brightness to the home.

To sum up, it can be raised at home. But there are also issues that need attention.

Precautions for breeding at home

Although its fragrance is harmless, it should not be placed in the bedroom for a long time, as its overly strong scent will make it difficult to sleep. Moreover, there is no sunlight in the bedroom for a long time and the ventilation is poor at night, which is not good for the growth of cymbidium. It likes to grow in a slightly humid environment with diffuse light and good air circulation to reduce the occurrence of diseases.