Cymbidium goeringii is a protected plant, which is listed in the national list of protected plants. This plant mostly grows at an altitude of 300-2200m, and is most suitable for planting in a warm, humid and semi-cloudy environment.

Cymbidium is a terrestrial plant, with small pseudobulb, strip-shaped leaves, 20-40 cm long, mostly green or light brownish yellow flowers, and the flowering period is1-March.

If it is a wild orchid, it may be illegal to dig it privately, so it is best not to dig it privately for sale.

Geographical location: Cymbidium hybridum is widely distributed in China, India, North Korea, Japan and other places, mostly on hillsides, forests, forest margins and other places, but there is little difference in the appearance of Cymbidium hybridum in different regions.

Planting method: Cymbidium hybridum seeds are small and the germination rate is low. Before spring sowing, it is necessary to disinfect with alcohol, then cultivate the seeds in a constant temperature and humidity box, and sow after the seeds swell. This process will take about six months to a year.