Cymbidium Gracie Allen 'Frae's Birthday' large orchid seedling

Brand: The Orchid Gallery

These easy-to-grow cymbidiums will put out lots of large, stunning patterned flowers, with a touch of brighter yellow in the center. Strikingly different. The flowers can be up to 2 inches across and this orchid is known for having lots and lots of flowers. One award winner had more than 300 blooms. The breeding on this mericlone is Cymbidium Sarah Jean x Cymbidium canaliculatum. Because it's a clone, all the flowers should look like the one pictured. It's relatively new, first registered in 2001. These are near blooming size plants that stand two feet high or a little more. We define near blooming size as likely to flower within the next 12 to 18 months or so if properly grown. Most have several pseudobulbs and we always ship the largest. We will ship freshly repotted. This is the 'Sparky' cultivar. Grow these in moderately bright indirect light. Keep slightly moist. Fertilize twice a month, rather weakly. You pretty much can't go wrong. We have a bunch of these. We'll pick out a nice one for you. You can buy with confidence. We guarantee customer satisfaction upon delivery.

Brand: The Orchid Gallery

These plants will produce stunning flowers, and lots of them. And they are super easy to grow. Mature plants put out lots of large, bright pink flowers. The breeding is Cymbidium Firewheel x Cymbidium Cleo Sherman. This is a clone of the 'Frae' cultivar, which is one of the nicer ones around. It won an HCC at the Santa Barbara orchid show back in the 80s and was described like by the judges like this: "Twenty flowers on two inflorescences; sepals and petals cream brushed with light rose toward margins and softly lined in medium rose; lip with deep rose V near margin shading to rose at border of throat." This is a seedling, about 3 years away from first flowers. But a mature plant in bloom would cost $40 to $50 or more, so be patient, grow it up and voila! Grow these in moderately bright indirect light. Keep moist. Fertilize twice a month, rather weakly. You pretty much can't go wrong. These seedlings are freshly repotted in 3.5 inch pots. The pictures show the kind of flowers to expect, and the size of the plants. We'll pick out a nice one for you and ship in the pot. We always ship the largest. You can buy with confidence. We guarantee customer satisfaction upon delivery.

Brand: The Orchid Gallery

This is a real cutie, and super easy to grow. Mature plants put out lots of large, stunning orange flowers, with a touch of dark red in the lips and some yellow in the center. Beautiful. This is a large seedling, about 2 years away from first flowers. But a mature plant in flower would cost a lot more, so be patient, grow it up and voila! These can have 15 to 18 flowers or more at once. The breeding for Cymbidium Mighty Sunset is Cym. Wyalong x Cym. Mighty Mouse. This is the 'Jerry' cultivar. Grow these in moderately bright indirect light. Keep moist. Fertilize twice a month, rather weakly. You pretty much can't go wrong. These seedlings are freshly repotted in 3.5 inch pots. These stand 22 to24 inches high, measured from the bottom of the pot. The picture shows the kind of flowers to expect, and one of the plants. We'll pick out a nice one for you and ship in the pot. We always ship the largest. You can buy with confidence. We guarantee customer satisfaction upon delivery.

Brand: Carter and Holmes Orchids Model: 9922/25

The second parent is a spotted rose-red of intermediate growing parentage. Expect high flower count stems of white and light pink blooms, some with darker spotting. Large standard sized grower. Seedlings should grow well under warm summer conditions but some or most may still require a slight temperature drop to start bloom stems each fall.

Brand: The Orchid Gallery

These plants produce stunning flowers, and lots of them. And they are super easy to grow. Mature plants put out lots of large, bright pink flowers. The breeding is Cymbidium Robert Rowe x Cymbidium Candy Floss. This is a clone of the 'Frae's Birthday' cultivar, which has not been awarded to our knowledge, but is one of the nicer ones around. This is a seedling, about 3 years away from first flowers. But a mature plant in bloom would cost $35 to $50 or more, so be patient, grow it up and voila! Grow these in moderately bright indirect light. Keep moist. Fertilize twice a month, rather weakly. You pretty much can't go wrong. These seedlings are freshly repotted in 3.5 inch pots. The pictures show the kind of flowers to expect, and the size of the plants. We'll pick out a nice one for you and ship in the pot. We always ship the largest. You can buy with confidence. We guarantee customer satisfaction upon delivery.

Brand: The Orchid Gallery

These easy-to-grow cymbidiums will put out lots of large, stunning patterned flowers, with a touch of brighter yellow in the center. Strikingly different. The flowers can be up to 2 inches across and this orchid is known for having lots and lots of flowers. One award winner had more than 300 blooms. The breeding on this mericlone is Cymbidium Sarah Jean x Cymbidium canaliculatum. Because it's a clone, all the flowers should look like the one pictured. It's relatively new, first registered in 2001. These are near blooming size plants that stand two feet high or a little more. We define near blooming size as likely to flower within the next 12 to 18 months or so if properly grown. Most have several pseudobulbs and we always ship the largest. We will ship freshly repotted. This is the 'Sparky' cultivar. Grow these in moderately bright indirect light. Keep slightly moist. Fertilize twice a month, rather weakly. You pretty much can't go wrong. We have a bunch of these. We'll pick out a nice one for you. You can buy with confidence. We guarantee customer satisfaction upon delivery.

Brand: The Orchid Gallery

These plants will produce stunning flowers, and lots of them. And they are super easy to grow. Mature plants put out lots of large, bright pink flowers. The breeding is Cymbidium Firewheel x Cymbidium Cleo Sherman. This is a clone of the 'Frae' cultivar, which is one of the nicer ones around. It won an HCC at the Santa Barbara orchid show back in the 80s and was described like by the judges like this: "Twenty flowers on two inflorescences; sepals and petals cream brushed with light rose toward margins and softly lined in medium rose; lip with deep rose V near margin shading to rose at border of throat." This is a seedling, about 3 years away from first flowers. But a mature plant in bloom would cost $40 to $50 or more, so be patient, grow it up and voila! Grow these in moderately bright indirect light. Keep moist. Fertilize twice a month, rather weakly. You pretty much can't go wrong. These seedlings are freshly repotted in 3.5 inch pots. The pictures show the kind of flowers to expect, and the size of the plants. We'll pick out a nice one for you and ship in the pot. We always ship the largest. You can buy with confidence. We guarantee customer satisfaction upon delivery.

Brand: The Orchid Gallery

This is a real cutie, and super easy to grow. Mature plants put out lots of large, stunning orange flowers, with a touch of dark red in the lips and some yellow in the center. Beautiful. This is a large seedling, about 2 years away from first flowers. But a mature plant in flower would cost a lot more, so be patient, grow it up and voila! These can have 15 to 18 flowers or more at once. The breeding for Cymbidium Mighty Sunset is Cym. Wyalong x Cym. Mighty Mouse. This is the 'Jerry' cultivar. Grow these in moderately bright indirect light. Keep moist. Fertilize twice a month, rather weakly. You pretty much can't go wrong. These seedlings are freshly repotted in 3.5 inch pots. These stand 22 to24 inches high, measured from the bottom of the pot. The picture shows the kind of flowers to expect, and one of the plants. We'll pick out a nice one for you and ship in the pot. We always ship the largest. You can buy with confidence. We guarantee customer satisfaction upon delivery.

Brand: Carter and Holmes Orchids Model: 9922/25

The second parent is a spotted rose-red of intermediate growing parentage. Expect high flower count stems of white and light pink blooms, some with darker spotting. Large standard sized grower. Seedlings should grow well under warm summer conditions but some or most may still require a slight temperature drop to start bloom stems each fall.