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Introduction to the Guanshen Cymbidium goeringii variety, let us get to know this orchid variety
Guanshen, origin: Xiange Township, Dujiangyan City, collected from the wild in 1995, purchased by Mr. Mo Daixiang, a famous orchid grower in Dujiangyan City, carefully cultivated and flowered, named by Professor Wei, won the Special Gold Award at the 7th Orchid Expo in 1997, and later won Gold Awards at the 12th, 15th and other expos, this variety produces 2-3 flowers per scape, ...
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Introduction to the Jiulong Mei Chunlan Variety and Key Care Points
Jiulong Mei, discovered in Jiande, stands out among the newly discovered plum-petal orchids from Jiangsu and Zhejiang. Jiulong Mei: discovered in Jiande, Hangzhou, it is the most perfect among the new plum-petal flowers, with outer petals that are rounded and closed, a fine constricted base, and good color. In 2000, Xu Zhan and Fang Jun found it on Jiulongyuan Mountain within Jiande City, Zhejiang Province, hence the name Jiulong Mei. It is a treasure discovered in Jiande in recent years. The plant...
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Introduction to the Cymbidium goeringii cultivar Haichen Mei (also known as Jinhua Mei)
Haichen Mei is also known as Jinhua Mei. Semi-erect leaves, jade-green in color, with a glutinous texture. The flower scape is tall, and the flower stem has alternating red and green veins. The three outer sepals are round-headed and well-formed, with a hard-shelled, short and round lip. Small ruyi-shaped tongue, with a large red blotch on the tongue. The flower has a delicate fragrance, and its most distinctive feature is that it resembles the morning colors at sea. It is a fine new introduction among newly discovered plum-petal orchids.
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Introduction to the Characteristics and Care Essentials of the Duantongmei Cymbidium Variety
An old, famous Duantongmei (Duanhui Plum) Cymbidium variety; a red Cymbidium plum-petal type; leaves arch and droop; tall stems and large flowers; a clear, delicate fragrance!
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Introduction to the Cypripedium 'Gengquan Mei' Variety and Analysis of Its Characteristics
History: In 1930, it was selected by He Gengquan of Wujin, Jiangsu, and at that time was named Gengquan Mei; in 1941, after Mr. Xie Ruishan of Suzhou planted it and it bloomed again, because its flower shape, appearance, and posture were a rare variety, it was later also called "Dicui" in orchid circles. Now everyone considers "Gengquan Mei" and "Zhenpin" to be the same species under different names. Characteristics: red...
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Introduction to the Characteristics of the Cymbidium faberi 'Cui Ding He Su' Variety
Cui Ding He Su: Its floral quality falls between 'Wenzhou Su' and 'Jiangshan Su'. The leaves are emerald green and glossy, with a semi-pendant leaf posture and elegant leaf form. The flower scape is tall and upright, with the flowers rising above the leaves, presenting a majestic appearance. The three outer sepals are relatively short and broad when first opening, developing into lotus-form bamboo-leaf sepals, with tightly rolled edges and thick substance. The flower scape is tall and upright, rising above the foliage, majestic in appearance; the pedicels are pale green, bearing...
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A Detailed Introduction to Appreciating Orchid Leaf Variegation
White or yellow stripes and speckled patterns on orchid leaves are called "leaf variegation" in Hong Kong, China and Taiwan, China, and since the 1980s they have drawn attention in orchid circles. Flowers can only be enjoyed for half a month, while leaf variegation can be enjoyed all year round. 1. Claw: white or yellow on the edge of the leaf tip is called a "claw." Claws are divided into deep claws and shallow claws. 2. Rim: the entire...
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An Introduction to the Characteristics of the Dahua Lotus-Petal Variety
A famous Yunnan lotus-petal orchid; this flower combines leaf variegation and unusual flower forms in one, with chrysanthemum-like petals and a central translucent stripe. Its leaf variegation shows edges, stripes, threads, and central translucent striping; the leaves curve and droop, with twisted leaf tips, 5-8 per plant. The leaf buds emerge red, and when they grow to 2 cun the linear variegation becomes fairly obvious. One scape bears 1-2 flowers, with as many as 10-plus petals, willow-leaf shaped...
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Introduction to the Xiaoyuanbao Cymbidium goeringii Variety and Key Appreciation Points
The leaves are slanted and upright; in robust plants the leaves carry a crystalline, translucent quality, and the plant shows slight butterfly-like variegation. The leaves are noticeably shortened, only about 20 cm long and 0.8-0.9 cm wide. Weak plants lack the crystalline, translucent quality, with leaves about 28 cm long and a lusterless leaf color. The flower scape is 10-12 cm tall; the petal-like segments (peng ban) have become butterfly-like (die hua), forming three tongues, with symmetrically arranged red markings, vivid colors, and a pure, mellow fragrance. Xiaoyuan...
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An introduction to the variety characteristics of the Wang Xiaoshang Chunlan (Cymbidium goeringii)
Wang Xiaoshang is an old variety of the Narcissus-type (Shuixian) group. It is recorded in Shen Yuanru's book "Orchids", and in Wang Shuping's book "Fifty Years of Orchid Growing Experience" it is rated as a first-class Narcissus-type variety without any flaws. It is a top-grade Narcissus-type variety: the scape is tall, the flower is large, and its structure is excellent. The large red patch on the lip is very eye-catching, and its charm is excellent. The leaf tips are blunt, and the two lateral petals curve forward and embrace like soup spoons.
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