Dai-ippin is considered one of the best overall faberi around because of its uniform foliage and bold flowers.

Cymbidium faberi are native to Central & Southern China, Nepal and India and are part of the Jensoa subgenus of Cymbidiums. They have a similar culture to Cymbidium goeringii and are known to be on the challenging side to flower (not to grow). They produce flowers similar to goeringii but are multi-floral, and have a nice fragrance. They tolerate a wide range of temperature but are traditionally grown cool in the winter and warm in the summer months.

Comes planted in a traditional plastic Asian Cymbidium pot.