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What kind of orchid is Tengdie Chunlan? A brief introduction to its variety characteristics
Cultivar profile: In 1998, selected by He Miaoding of Beilun from a mountain in Beilun, Ningbo. The outer four petals of Tengdie open in a square spread, the inner two petals are more than two-thirds butterfly-form (changed into lip-like petals), and the two lips curl back greatly in a symmetrical red "U" shape. The flowers are large, the fragrance is rich, and the leaf form is beautiful; it is an excellent among the new butterfly-form orchid varieties.
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What is Qunfang Chunlan? Introduction to the characteristics of Chunlan varieties
Tree-form flower {Qunfang}
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Introduction to the Characteristics and Appreciation of the Longnü Cymbidium goeringii Variety
The classic colored-flower Baoshan Cymbidium goeringii -- Longnü. Discovered in the Longchuan River basin in the early 1990s, it is a semi-hard-petal bicolor flower Cymbidium goeringii. The flower color is a luxurious and gorgeous light purple, with ivory-yellow stripe lines raised in the middle of the petals, which set off the base color like inlaid gold and jade. The lip's colored petal is a single bright red dot at the center of the flower tongue, exceptionally vivid and expressive. The flower posture...
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What kind of orchid is Qizhongqi Cymbidium sinense? An introduction to its variety characteristics
Qizhongqi: bears pink Nangxin butterflies, a rare flower among Cymbidium sinense, fragrant shoots! Easy to cultivate! Sometimes produces leaf butterflies!
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Introduction to the Chunlan (Cymbidium goeringii) cultivar Shi'an Mei, also known as Donggang Da Mei
Shi'an Mei: An old and new cultivar of Chunlan (Cymbidium goeringii), also known as Donggang Da Mei. In 1992, Shi Anteng, an orchid enthusiast from Beilun, Ningbo, Zhejiang, selected and named it from a local mountain. Jin Dingxian, an orchid grower from Shaoxing, purchased it and named it Donggang Da Mei. It once won the gold award at the 4th Zhejiang Provincial Orchid Expo.
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Introduction and Characteristics of the Yuzhuizhu Cymbidium Variety
Yuzhuizhu: A new plum-petal flower, selected in March 1997 in Siming Mountain, Zhejiang. Characteristics: lake-green color; the three outer petals are broad and large, with a narrow base and wide, angled tips; the petal tips resemble a sycee (yuanbao) shape and are slightly cupped, and they do not curl back after being open for a long time; silkworm-moth-shaped lip petals (pallet), with a red blush at the tips; a large flowing-hair tongue (liuhai she) dotted with bright red spots and patches; excellent flower retention; tall scape; vigorous flowering; easy to propagate; leaves are inclined and drooping. After repeated reblooming, the flower shape remains stable; possessing both lotus and plum characteristics, it is a rare new variety.
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Introduction to the Characteristics and Care Methods of the Shanghang Sujian Cymbidium Variety
Native to Shanghang, Fujian, it has relatively long, arching, drooping leaves, pure white flowers, broadly drooping sepals, and a delicate fragrance.
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Appreciation and Introduction of the Cymbidium kanran Cultivar 'Da Hong Deng Long'
The green-blue flowers with red tongues create a very brilliant contrast. Paired with the elegant, flowing leaf posture of Cymbidium kanran, it stands gracefully and upright.
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Jiaohe Cymbidium ensifolium variety introduction, let us get to know this orchid
Jiaohe is the champion of the Four Seasons Orchid when it comes to sprouting shoots; no other variety can surpass it. Blooming is still fairly easy, but the flower shape and flower color change with the seasons. In late autumn, the flower color is the reddest, but the petals become rather pointed. Perhaps one important reason Jiaohe puts people off is its leaves...
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What kind of orchid is Jin Gui Mei, a Cymbidium sinense? A brief introduction to its variety characteristics
Jin Gui Mei, a new wild-collected variety of Cymbidium sinense, originated in Nanjing, and was obtained by Mr. Wang Zhonglin, the owner of Riwang Orchid Garden, from a street stall when he went to Nanjing to attend the Cross-Strait Orchid Exhibition. It was named for its flower shape, which resembles osmanthus petals and faces upward one by one when it first blooms.
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