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Detailed Introduction to the Characteristics of the Chun Jiao Jianlan (Cymbidium ensifolium) Variety
Chun Jiao, a new Jianlan (Cymbidium ensifolium) variety
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Detailed Introduction to the Ding's Imperial Lotus Cymbidium Variety
Namer: Ding Fuyuan Year collected from the wild: 2002 Origin: Suizhou, Hubei
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Introduction to the Characteristics and Care Methods of the Ju Cui He Jianlan (Cymbidium ensifolium) Variety
Namer: Lai Xuanyi. Origin: Meixian. A directly grown seedling collected from the wild, cultivated for five years, first bloomed in 2009 and bloomed again in 2010, jade-green in color, blooming in clusters.
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Introduction to Orchid Appreciation: A Complete Guide to Common Terms
China's terrestrial orchids have been domesticated and cultivated over a long period, producing a great many horticultural varieties. In order to categorise and distinguish them, and to reach a unified understanding, the orchid growers of earlier generations, drawing on experience, established certain conditions and standards for evaluating each part of the orchid, and thus specialised terms came into being. These terms are not botanical names; they are merely...
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What is Taiyuan Hechunlan? An introduction to its cultivar characteristics
Petal type: Lotus petal. History: selected in 1922 at the Hangzhou Yiji Flower Nursery. Characteristics: the three outer petals are round and broad with a contracted base and tightly rolled edges. Mussel-shell-shaped cup (holds), large round tongue. The petals have distinct red vein lines, and the color is not pure green. The scape is tall, and the flower is small and delicate.
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Introduction to the Jianlan (Cymbidium ensifolium) wonder flower Feifeng Qidie variety
Its blooming is similar to that of Fuxing Qidie; the flowers are fresh and richly fragrant, truly a premium among orchids and a very noble floral variety.
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Introduction to and Appreciation of the Junshan Hongmei Cymbidium Variety
A new Cymbidium variety, Hongmei (Red Plum), a medium-short type, an extremely stable multi-flowered plum-petal form, with very thick petals, a dragon-swallowing tongue, and excellent flower form that does not curl back even as the flowers bloom and fade; the flowers rise above the leaves, and strong plants produce seven or eight flowers, very beautiful.
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Introduction to the Characteristics of the Da He Su Chun Jian Orchid Variety
A top-grade plain-flowered lotus-type variety: Da He Su. Large flowers, good form, pure color. A fully plain lotus-type petal Chun Jian (Cymbidium tortisepalum var. longibracteatum), originally from Hongya, Sichuan, and honored at the 2004 Sichuan "Leshan Spring Orchid Expo". The leaves are soft, broad and thick. The flowers are extra large, fleshy and plump, jade-green and brightly lovely. This variety has an extremely high shoot-production rate and strong disease resistance, and is a high-grade lotus-type plain flower. The Da He Su large-flowered lotus-type plain Chun Jian, with large flowers and fragrance, fully plain, was selected and named by the well-known Sichuan orchid grower Mr. Huang Xingming, and is currently one of the outstanding plain Chun Jian varieties in Sichuan, a fine variety suitable both for investment and appreciation!
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Introduction to the Cymbidium ensifolium variety 'Zhuangyuan Honghe' and Its Care Methods
This plant was collected in 2009 in the Fuzuo forest area of Langshui Township, Rong County. When collected, it was only a single seedling of dragon-root grass, and its plant form showed fairly pronounced lotus-petal characteristics. Looking at the flower as a whole: its contracted base and flared corners, its arched, embracing shape, and the vividness of its red color are all better than those of Hongheguan, and its well-contracted base is a standout feature that lotus-petal varieties from Rong County have found hard to surpass. This is another high-end lotus-petal variety after Hongheguan, Lianzi He, and Tedah He...
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Introduction to the Characteristics of the Ling Shan Qiu Yan Cold-Growing Orchid Variety
A few seedlings of a variegated Hangzhou cold-growing orchid (Cymbidium kanran) were acquired in Lishui. The variegation on the leaves was not very pronounced. After growing them for a year, two flower spikes emerged. Since there were only two seedlings, it pained me to let them bloom too long, so I took a photo before cutting the flowers, and named it "Ling Shan Qiu Yan" (Autumn Swallow of the Spirit Mountain).
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