What is another word for genus cymbidium?
Pronunciation: [d͡ʒˈɛnəs sɪmbˈɪdi͡əm] (IPA) 
Genus Cymbidium is a term used to describe a particular group of orchids that are known for their flamboyant blooms. These perennials are native to tropical and subtropical regions and depending on their varieties, they can grow up to six feet tall. Synonyms for the term "genus cymbidium" include boat orchid, Swollen-stemmed orchid, and tiger orchid. The boat orchids are so named for the unique shape of their flowers that resemble a boat while the swollen-stemmed orchids have fleshy stems that can produce blooms for up to six months. The tiger orchids, on the other hand, have distinctive tiger stripe-like markings on their flowers. Regardless of the name, these orchids are highly valued for their showy blooms and ornamental beauty.
