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A Full Analysis of the Characteristics of the Chunlan 'Little Black Cat' Variety
Also known as Tianhu and Jingmao. Selected by Shi Zhunan of Shengzhou, Zhejiang; purchased and kept in the collection of Laosan Orchid Garden. The three outer petals are broad and large with contracted bases, and the lip petals have become labellum-like. It has a large square tongue with bright red spots on the tongue, slender flower scapes, and a jade-green color. The leaves are semi-erect, tender green in color, and relatively easy to grow.
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How to Grow a Jade Plant So It Blooms: A Full Guide to Care Techniques
This plant has a very beautiful form, an attractive posture, lovely flowers when it blooms, and emerald-green leaves, and many people are very fond of it. This plant is actually very easy to grow, though only if you understand it well can it grow strong. So how should you care for it so that it blooms? You need to prepare in the following four areas, and only with good care will it be helped to bloom.
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Can a Jade Plant (Crassula ovata) Be Kept in the Bedroom? A Full Guide to Placement Precautions
This flower is very popular among plant growers, is well suited to being grown as a potted plant, can be pruned often without harm, is not very demanding about soil, and grows very quickly. Many people want to know whether it can be kept in the bedroom, so let's find out together!
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When Does Bryophyllum Bloom? A Full Analysis of Its Blooming Period
This plant's vitality is truly tenacious, which matches its name perfectly; you could say that as long as it is given some soil, it will grow. It can also grow quite large, and its overall color is especially beautiful. In addition, it also has medicinal value. Nowadays everyone likes to grow this plant, but people who keep it may have a question in their hearts: will it actually bloom?
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Jianlan 'Ice Clear, Jade Pure', fully displaying the beauty of simple elegance and noble purity
A newly collected creamy-white flower, ice-clear and jade-pure. The lip does not curl back but hangs down, with clearly distinct color contrast. The Ice Concubine has a touch of red on her lips. Red buds, green stems, white flowers with thick fleshy petals, a Sichuan orchid; the actual flower has a strong mutton-fat jade feel, and the reverse side of the petals has a layer of fine downy grains and golden-sand red.
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What are the four classic varieties known as the Four Great Kings of Chinese Cymbidium? A full analysis of these classic famous cultivars
A fine "floating" plum-petal variety, tender and dripping with charm, floating yet not floating.
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How many kinds of fragrance do orchids have? A full analysis of orchid fragrance types
The fragrance of Chinese orchids is collectively known as "subtle fragrance" (youxiang). Different species of orchids each have different fragrances. For example, the fragrance of the Four Seasons Orchid (Cymbidium ensifolium) is relatively strong, the scent of the Ink Orchid (Cymbidium sinense) resembles osmanthus fragrance, and the fragrance of the Spring Orchid (Cymbidium goeringii) is the purest, being the archetype of subtle fragrance. However, some Spring Orchids have only a faint delicate scent, and some Spring Orchids have no fragrance at all. Huilan (Cymbidium faberi), with several flowers blooming together, also has fragrance. Orchids...
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How do you care for gloxinia (Sinningia speciosa) so it blooms in a spectacular full pot?
This flower comes in single-petaled and multi-petaled forms, it blooms for a long time, its leaves range from small to large, and there are very many varieties. The size of its flowers also varies, and it comes in many colors and different shapes. Not only is it not very expensive and not very rare, but it is also easy to grow and loves to bloom, so many flower-loving friends grow it. So what should you do to make it burst into a full pot of blooms?
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Characteristics and Appreciation of the Full Moon Cymbidium Variety
Chen Biwu, Lu Weizhong, Shanghai, China, won the Bronze Award at the 22nd China (Zhenhai) Orchid Expo
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How to care for orchids in spring? A full breakdown of the key cultivation points
Water. In spring, avoid "wet" - "moist" is enough! For my orchids grown in granular medium, a thorough watering once every 4-5 days; those grown in New Zealand peat moss generally get watered about once every 5-8 days! After watering, please use a fan to dry the leaf surfaces, so as to eliminate water standing on the leaves breeding bacteria and water pooling in the hearts of new shoots! Choose a late afternoon with moderate temperatures and plenty of sunlight to water...
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