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Introduction to the Tiancheng Su cymbidium variety and key care points
The petals are quite good; what makes it valuable is that its texture and color are unmatched among green-flowered cymbidiums. The whole flower is emerald green, glossy and delicate, with the veins receding, carrying a strong waxy sheen, and the lip is semi-transparent. The gentleman's country named it Tiancheng Su, meaning "naturally formed jade."
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Appreciation of the Qiubang Orchid Variety Chacheng Xuesu
Qiubang Baimo - Chacheng Xuesu. One of the few fine pure-hearted varieties among Qiubang orchids. The buds are green at first, then gradually turn white; the petals are thick and the fragrance is good.
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Chunlan cultivar Chuncheng Mei, also known as Lvgeng Shiyuan or Cuiyuan Chunshen Mei
What Wang Shuping called "Cuiyuan" with "green-stalked ten-round petals," we commonly call "Chuncheng Mei" or "Chunshen Mei." A Chunlan plum-petal cultivar, selected in Ningbo, Zhejiang in the early years of the Republic of China. The sepals are round with tightly rolled edges, green in color with flying shoulders. But it often blooms prematurely by drawing on spring. Petal type: plum petal. History: In the early years of the Republic of China, a Shaoxing orchid farmer selected it in Ningbo, and after it spread to Shanghai it was called "Chunshen...
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Introduction to the famous Huilan (Cymbidium faberi) varieties Dayipin and Chengmei
Image of Dayipin, image of Chengmei. Hope is just ahead. Both Dayipin and Chengmei have a cultivation history of more than two hundred years. As early as the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty, Chengmei was selected by a doctor surnamed Cheng in Changshu, Jiangsu, and named "Chengmei"; it is regarded by orchid growers as a treasure among Huilan. The "birth" of Dayipin came slightly later than that of Chengmei - ...
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After growing Cheng Mei orchids for 3 years, I've summed up these experiences
A premium plain fluorescent variety among high-mountain four-season orchids (Wuyi orchids). The shoulders don't droop, and the flower spike is good. Ma'er, also called Wuyi orchid, also known as Xia Hui or Min Hui, and some orchid enthusiasts call it high-mountain four-season; everyone can research exactly what it is. The pseudobulbs are small (smaller than Jian orchids, but more than 3 times larger than Min Hui orchids, oval, and arranged irregularly); the leaves are tall and relatively stiff...
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