Cymbidium Lancashire Khan 'Elizabeth'

Cymbidium Lancashire Khan 'Elizabeth' is a selected cultivar from the grex Cymbidium Lancashire Khan. It is a registered hybrid between Cymbidium Cronulla and Cymbidium Lancashire Rose, registered by Bryants in 1995. This cultivar features striking pink blooms with bold red lips, carried on tall upright spikes. Best suited to pot culture and ideal for cool to temperate climates.

Key Characteristics

• Flower size: Large (approx. 10 cm)
• Flower colour & pattern: Mid pink with red lip and yellow throat
• Spike habit: Strong upright spikes; multiple spikes per bulb
• Blooming season: Mid to late season (from July)
• Plant size: Large
• Growth habit: Upright and clumping
• Fragrance: Not fragrant (not noted)
• Flower count per spike: Up to 20
• Bloom longevity: Long lasting (typically 5–6 weeks)

Care Notes

• Position: Bright filtered light or morning sun
• Water: Water regularly during active growth; reduce in winter
• Potting: Use free-draining orchid mix; do not plant in-ground
• Feeding: Fortnightly during active growth; switch to bloom fertiliser before flowering
• Climate: Cool to temperate
• Repotting: Every 2–3 years after flowering