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Cymbidium faberi 'Jinlong Ruidie': Variety Characteristics and Appreciation Highlights
A peony-type butterfly orchid: the flowers open with 3 to 5 complete tongues, and on strong plants they open with 6 to 7 complete tongues. The colors are vivid and it readily produces new shoots. It was collected in the wild in Zhongxiang, Hubei in 2004, and has since bloomed again 4 times, with consistent flowers and the same vivid colors throughout. Professor Liu Qingyong named it Jinlong Ruidie.
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Introduction and Appreciation Highlights of the Chunlan 'Meifenhe' Variety
In the spring of 1990, it was unearthed by Li Zhaohua in the Taibai Mountain range in eastern Yinzhou, Ningbo. It was named after his mother. The flower shape is beautiful and elegant, with three short and broad petals, emerald green color, short round sepals, and a round lip that extends without curling, bearing a large ingot-shaped red spot on the lip. The leaves are obliquely upright, short, wide, thick and sturdy, with blunt leaf tips and a glossy surface, and purplish-silver-red bracts. The sepals of this flower are deep and round, clasping the lip...
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Introduction and Appreciation Highlights of the Chunlan 'Gaiyihe' Cultivar
In 1989, Zhao Yinquan of Sanshe Village, Lizhu Town, Shaoxing County, discovered it on Shandao in Zhenhai Village; Li Zhiting cultivated and named it. Broad, dark, semi-erect leaves; the flower scape is relatively tall; the three outer petals are short and round with thick substance, contracted at the base with rounded angles; the holding petals are short and round; the lip is large and round, with a ingot-shaped vermilion patch in the center. Delicate fragrance. It is an excellent cultivar among lotus-petal flowers.
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Introduction and Appreciation Highlights of the Green Bird Beak Cymbidium ensifolium Variety
A celebrated four-season orchid variety prized for both its foliage and flowers. The leaves are mid-drooping, thick in texture, firm and strong, and of medium-long length. New shoots emerge with a deep dark-blue-green cap and center-striped variegation, and the variegation color is extremely vivid; as the plant matures, it gradually fades and reverts to a plain green-leaf form. The flower has three petals of deep peach-red, with the petal tips edged in dark blue-green claw variegation. It is a representative variety of multicolored four-season orchids from Taiwan, China, and is very beautiful.
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Introduction and Appreciation Highlights of the Cymbidium ensifolium 'Hongheguan' Variety
One of the new standard lotus-petal varieties of Cymbidium ensifolium, discovered in 2004 in Rong County, Guangxi. The plant has a graceful form, with upright, broad, thick, and glutinous-textured leaves. The flower has good overall structure, clam-shell-shaped petals (holding petals), a large round lip that does not curl back, and vivid flower color. The three outer petals have constricted bases and broad angles, with thick, fleshy petals. The whole flower carries an air of kingly majesty, its fragrance is far-reaching, and its flowering period is long...
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Cymbidium goeringii 'Caibao Die' Variety Introduction and Appreciation Highlights
Cymbidium goeringii 'Caibao Die'
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Dafengsu Jianlan (Cymbidium ensifolium) Variety Introduction and Appreciation Highlights
Dafengsu has the characteristics of a unique leaf posture, fragrant flowers held above the foliage, the strongest adaptability, and the highest sprouting rate; moreover, because its leaf texture is thin, it very easily produces variegated lines and unusual leaves, thus making it a must-have flagship variety for orchid growers, deeply loved by orchid enthusiasts, and highly praised in orchid literature through the ages. Dafengsu is the abbreviated name of Dafengweisu. Its leaves...
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Cymbidium faberi 'Ruihui Mei' Variety Introduction and Appreciation Highlights
Cymbidium faberi 'Ruihui Mei'
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Cymbidium faberi 'Ziyu Jinsha': Variety Introduction and Appreciation Highlights
Wu Jianeng of the Yixing City Orchid Association - Taodu Orchid Garden, with the Gold Special Award-winning Cymbidium faberi 'Ziyu Jinsha' at the Cymbidium faberi Exhibition in Tonglu County, Zhejiang Province
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Introduction and Appreciation Highlights of the Cymbidium 'Jinniuhe' Variety
Discovered by accident by Wang Mingfu, an orchid enthusiast from Xinchang, among small dragon-root seedlings he collected in 2006 from Zhoushan. It bloomed again for the first time in 2009 and was sent to the Xinchang County Spring Orchid Exhibition, where it delightfully won a gold award. That year, seeing this flower at the exhibition site, I was exceptionally astonished. The surrounding orchid enthusiasts all clicked their tongues in wonder, marveling that in this vast world, anything can happen! Such a grass-like plant, able to bloom with lotus-petal flowers - who would believe it without seeing it with their own eyes!
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