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Introduction to the Junqi Chunlan (Cymbidium goeringii) Variety and Its Main Characteristics
: Color petal: Selected in Hangzhou in 1980. : The three outer petals are bamboo-leaf shaped, all five petals have white striped lines, soft lip with rolled tongue. New shoots are emerald green with white, the tip is peach red. Leaves are semi-drooping, the leaf surface has white striped lines, highly variable.
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Detailed Introduction to the Chunlan 'Daxueling' Variety
A famous white-centered variegated masterpiece among Chunlan (Cymbidium goeringii), with deep green leaves, broad leaf width, and thick, fleshy leaf texture; it is a representative of the white-centered striped type. The flower is a true-form narcissus-type flower, with fresh green flower color, and the petals carry white-centered variegation.
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An Introduction to the Cultivar Characteristics of Fushuixian Chunlan
Among the one-flowered and nine-flowered types of Fushuixian Guolan, Fushuixian is the most beautiful. A dual art of flower and leaf, with flowers, leaves, and flower buds all lovely. It sets flowers well and readily produces double-headed blooms. Also known as "Fushuichun."
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Introduction to the Characteristics and Care Methods of the Chun Yipin Cymbidium goeringii Variety
: Narcissus petal form. : Selected during the Bingyin year of the Tongzhi reign of the Qing Dynasty by a person surnamed Yao from Shanghai, hence it is also known as Yao's Chun Yipin. : The three outer petals have rounded heads with angled tips, slender stalks with contracted bases, level shoulders, deep soft Guanyin pocket-shaped petals, separated chambers, and a large round lip. The flower color is pretty and lovely; when in full bloom the three petals stand upright, and the flowering period is long. The bracts are deep purple; the leaves are obliquely upright, dark green in color, with slightly blunt leaf tips.
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Hou Cuichan Huilan Variety Introduction and Care Points
Petal type: Green-shell plum petal. History: There was formerly a Cuichan, selected during the Qianlong reign of the Qing Dynasty by a person surnamed You in Yixing, Jiangsu, and that variety has since become extinct. In the seventh year of the Xianfeng reign, Zhang Shenglin of Fuyang brought it from Shaoxing, and it was cultivated by Mr. Xu Jilou, author of "Lan Hui Tong Xin Lu". Because the flower shape resembles Cuichan, and to commemorate the old variety, it was also named Cuichan, and the orchid community thus...
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Detailed Introduction to the Old Shanghai Mei Cymbidium (Huilan) Variety
During the Jiaqing reign of the Qing Dynasty, it was selected and bred by Li Liangbin of Shanghai. Hence it is named "Shanghai Mei," also known as "Former Shanghai Mei" or "Old Shanghai Mei." The leaves of Shanghai Mei are semi-arching, with a tall leaf stance; the leaf width is about 1 cm and the length is 40-50 cm. The leaf margins curl inward forming a "U" shape, and the leaf color is deep green and glossy. The flower stalks of Shanghai Mei rise level with the leaf stance, bearing 8-15 flowers...
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Introduction to the Shending Huilan (Cymbidium faberi 'Shending') Variety and Analysis of Its Characteristics
Petal type: Green-shell plum petal. History: Selected in the 7th year of the Tongzhi reign of the Qing Dynasty by Yuan Jianghui of the Shanghai Fuxing Shipping Company from a Shaoxing orchid farmer who came to Shanghai to buy coarse orchids. Also known as Shangding Mei. Characteristics: The three petals resemble those of 'Guanding'; divided deep soft Guanyin-dou (Guanyin pocket) petals; large round Liu Hai (bang) tongue; flowers with flying shoulders; color emerald green. Leaves broad and glossy.
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Introduction to the Green Beeqiao Cymbidium faberi Variety and Analysis of Its Characteristics
It has fine, narrow leaves; the leaf texture is thick and hard, and the leaf posture is semi-pendant. The flower scape is slender and upright, rising above the leaf framework, and both the flower stem and the small flower stalks are green. The three outer sepals have long feet and round tips, appearing long-ovate; the sepal texture is rather thin, and the sepal tips have notches and develop spoon-like wrinkles. The two lateral sepals are level-shouldered. The pistil is semi-hard; when it first opens it is flat, and after 2-3 days the two pistils turn upward, resembling cat ears. The lip...
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Introduction to the Peixian cymbidium variety and appreciation of its characteristics
Petal type: official-rank narcissus petal of the green-shell class. History: selected in the Jiashen year of the Guangxu reign of the Qing Dynasty by Sun Peixian of Shanghai. Characteristics: the three outer petals are large-headed and lotus-shaped, with a shallow silkworm-moth pouch and a large liu-hai tongue; the flowering period is relatively long-lasting.
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Introduction to the Characteristics of the Chenliu Green Plum Cypripedium (Cymbidium faberi) Variety
Petal type: Green-shell plum petal. History: Discovered in 1909 in the mountains of Fuyang, Zhejiang, and selected by Rong Wenqing of Wuxi. Characteristics: The three outer petals are short and round, with tightly rolled edges, a hard hooded center, separated segments, a small ruyi tongue, and level shoulders. Sometimes when the flowers open in the "longfang" stage, the three hooked petals must be lifted apart, otherwise the three petals become wrinkled, and there is a hard vein in the center of the petal width. Listed among the new Cymbidium faberi...
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