Phalaenopsis orchids successfully received on November 5.
Second shipment (Cymbidiums) is scheduled for arrival on November 18.
Third shipment (remaining Cymbidiums from Taiwan) is scheduled for arrival on November 27.
Certain varieties (Paphs and Miltoniopsis from Japan) have been rescheduled for April of next year to ensure optimal temperature conditions.
Shipment strategy was modified to utilize multiple carriers due to the Canada Post labor disruption in October. We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience caused and thank you for your understanding.
📍Place of Import: Japan and Taiwan
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Dear Growers,
Our September preorder will focus on Cymbidiums, organized into the following categories:
🌿 Japanese Cymbidiums – including Waran (Japanese hybrid) and Japanese Cym. goeringii 🌿 Xianglan 香蘭– fragrant Chinese Cymbidium hybrids from Taiwan 🌿 Chinese Cymbidiums – mainly Cym. ensifolium and Cym. sinense from Taiwan
In addition to Cymbidiums, this preorder will also include:
Miltoniopsis from Japan
Paphiniums from Japan
Phalaenopsis from Taiwan
If you are looking for any specific Chinese Cymbidiums (ensifolium, goeringii, sinense, etc.), please reach out to us for a quote or check our past imports. Our supplier have most varieties.
Other large Cymbidium hybrids will be included in future imports.
It was a very small plant and most if not all roots were damaged. Cattleya is easy to get the roots going again but vanda like orchids are alot harder to bring back. I would probably not order something like this again.
It was alot smaller then I expect. I've bought paphiopedilum from here before and this was the smallest one I have recieved. The roots were in good condition though.