Cymbidium Rinneroon 'Paradisia'

Cymbidium Rinneroon 'Paradisia' is a selected cultivar from the grex Cymbidium Rinneroon. This grex is a hybrid of Cymbidium Remus × Cymbidium Miss Muffet, registered by K. Andrew O. in 1984. The 'Paradisia' cultivar is known for producing 30 or more compact 5 cm flowers on short, cascading spikes. Flowering begins from early August and it typically produces multiple spikes per bulb. Best suited to pot culture and ideal for basket displays.

Key Characteristics

• Flower size: Small (approx. 5 cm)
• Flower colour & pattern: Golden-yellow with bold red labellum markings
• Spike habit: Short cascading spikes
• Blooming season: Early season (from early August)
• Plant size: Compact to medium
• Growth habit: Clumping, multiple spikes per bulb
• Fragrance: Not specified
• Flower count per spike: 30+
• Bloom longevity: Not specified

Care Notes

• Position: Bright filtered light or gentle morning sun
• Water: Water regularly in active growth; reduce in winter
• Potting: Use free-draining orchid mix in pots or baskets only
• Feeding: Fertilise every 2 weeks during active growth; reduce during flowering
• Climate: Cool to temperate conditions
• Repotting: Every 2–3 years after flowering