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How to Manage Orchids During the Plum Rain Season? A Full Guide to Care Essentials
How to Manage Orchids During the Plum Rain Season
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Plum blossom, winter daphne, cyclamen, camellia, orchid, and rhododendron all compete to announce the arrival of spring - which one do you love most?
Fresh flowers herald the coming of spring. Among plum blossom, winter daphne, cyclamen, camellia, orchid, and rhododendron, which flower is your favorite?
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A Detailed Guide to Orchid Care During the Plum Rain Season
How to Care for Orchids During the Plum Rain Season
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How to Select Plum Blossom Orchids from Wild-Collected Plants
How to Select Plum Blossom Orchids from Wild-Collected Plants
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Plum Blossom Appreciation Series: Random Notes from the Orchid Wind Hall, Part One
Random Notes from the Orchid Wind Hall: Appreciating Plum Blossom Orchids (1)
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Plum Blossom Appreciation: Miscellaneous Notes from Lanfeng Hall, Part Two
Miscellaneous Notes from Lanfeng Hall on Appreciating Mei (2)
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Appreciation of Cymbidium goeringii Plum-petal and Narcissus-petal Varieties (Part One): The Flower That Waits for You
The Flower That Waits for You: Appreciation of Cymbidium goeringii Plum-petal and Narcissus-petal Varieties (Part One)
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Appreciating the Charm of Lotus and Plum Blossom Through the Four Seasons
Four Seasons -- Lotus and Plum
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Appreciation and Care Essentials of the Three-Diamond Round Plum Cypripedium (San Zuan Yuan Mei) Variety
The leaves take shape as natural fish-belly leaves, with many bright veins, a very glutinous leaf texture, heavy crystal content, and graceful leaf posture. The flower scape rises 40-plus cm above the foliage. The floral bracts are distinctive, especially thick and glutinous with multiple veins, and the buds are bizarre, like dragon horns. After the flowers open, the flower scape turns from red to green, becoming clean and tender green, but the flower stalks still...
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Qingshen Mei: A Cymbidium ensifolium variety hailed as the finest plum-petal orchid of Qingshen
A top-tier plum-petal Cymbidium ensifolium, Qingshen Mei has stable flowering form, thick and hard leaf texture, and short, broad leaves. Its verdant petals contrast sharply with the red spots on the lip, making it truly a rare treasure among lotus-fairy orchids. This plum-petal orchid was produced by the shores of Qingxia Lake in Luowan Township, Qingshen County, Sichuan, and was dug and collected from the wild by a Lan farmer surnamed Zeng from that township! Before the main spring harvest of 1998, the farmer surnamed Zeng, first because the orchid market was sluggish at the time, and second to prepare open ground for threshing and drying grain, sold the wild-collected Cymbidium ensifolium he had planted in the open space in front of his house by the jin to an orchid dealer surnamed Wu from Mount Emei! While pulling up the grass and weighing it, the farmer surnamed Zeng suddenly remembered that under a citrus tree there had been a plant that had bloomed with a butterfly-type flower the year before, so he went to look for it, but he could not figure out exactly which plant it was. After searching again and again, in helplessness he casually pulled up a plant with 5 or 6 old pseudobulbs and 3 new shoots! Who would have thought that this helpless pull would leave a supreme plum-petal Cymbidium ensifolium - the finest plum-petal orchid of Qingshen - in Qingshen!
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