How long does it take for a mountain cymbidium to adapt to the pot, and how many years can it bloom?

1. How long does it take for the cymbidium to adapt to the pot?

1. March in spring: How long it takes for the mountain cymbidium to adapt to the pot after planting depends on the time it was potted. If it is planted in a pot in March in spring, it will generally adapt to the pot and grow new roots in about 25 days, and new seedlings will emerge in about 30 days. Although the plant will adapt to the pot quickly, the weeds will die more quickly.

2. Early autumn, end of August: If it is planted in pots in early autumn, the temperature is above 30 degrees, the nights are cool, and the roots are pruned before potting. It usually takes one or two months for the plant to adapt to the pot and grow new roots.

3. Late autumn, November: This is basically winter, the temperature is low, and it will take longer for the plants to acclimate to the pots. And when potting, do not trim the roots too much, just simply trim them. It usually takes three months for new roots to grow and the plant to start growing in the pot. Although it takes a little longer for the plant to acclimate in autumn, once it does the roots and buds grow very quickly.

2. How many years can Cymbidium bloom?

The growth cycle of Cymbidium is relatively long, and usually new seedlings will still have leaves growing from the middle two years later. Newly planted plants will take more than four years to bloom. Therefore, you should not be too anxious when cultivating Cymbidium orchids, and you should provide it with a suitable growth environment. Also, be careful when selecting seedlings. It is best to choose three or more seedlings. A single seedling is difficult to grow and is prone to falling over.