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Introduction to the Characteristics of the Nanlin Ruidie Cymbidium Variety
Cymbidium faberi 'Nanlin Ruidie'
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Cymbidium faberi 'Ruihui Mei' Variety Introduction and Appreciation Highlights
Cymbidium faberi 'Ruihui Mei'
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Introduction to the Characteristics of the Tan's Ruidie Cymbidium Variety
Cymbidium faberi 'Tan's Ruidie'
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An introduction to the variety characteristics of Yongchang Mei, a famous Cymbidium faberi cultivar
Cymbidium faberi Yongchang Mei
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Introduction to the characteristics of the Cymbidium tortisepalum 'Yulong Mei' variety
A variety with a legendary flavor. There are not many Cymbidium tortisepalum from Sichuan, but Yulong Mei was indeed bred and selected by Sichuan orchid enthusiasts; it is a Cymbidium tortisepalum, plum-petal type. It originated in Mabian, Sichuan, and was later developed, named and registered by orchid growers in Lijiang. It is a medium-wide-leaf Cymbidium tortisepalum with tall leaves, upright seedlings, strong upright growth habit and strong disease resistance. The plant height is generally 40-60 cm, and the leaves...
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Cymbidium faberi 'Ziyu Jinsha': Variety Introduction and Appreciation Highlights
Wu Jianeng of the Yixing City Orchid Association - Taodu Orchid Garden, with the Gold Special Award-winning Cymbidium faberi 'Ziyu Jinsha' at the Cymbidium faberi Exhibition in Tonglu County, Zhejiang Province
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An introduction to the main characteristics of the Lingqiao Lotus-Petal Huilan (Cymbidium faberi 'Lingqiao He')
In 2011, the "Lingqiao He," originally from Dahong Mountain in Suizhou, Hubei, consisted of only eight shoots and has now been carefully kept in the Orchid Garden of Wuhan Jiefang Park; a company owner from Zhejiang once offered 16 million yuan to buy the entire collection but was declined. If we go into detail, there are many reasons why Huilan is repeatedly sought after by orchid enthusiasts. First, Huilan bears multiple flowers on a single stem, with the flower stalk rising above the leaves (taller than the orchid leaves), the flowers are well spaced, and the fragrance is pure...
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Introduction and Appreciation of the Red Narcissus Zhaozhi Jianlan Variety
Red Narcissus: a new variety selected and bred in Sichuan in recent years. Its floral quality is very close to that of Yipin Mei, with the flower form slightly smaller than Yipin Mei and the flower color red. It can be called the "red Yipin Mei." Unfortunately, a small-flowered form of Jin Mei was renamed Hong Yipin and promoted first, so the flower's owner, Mr. Zhao Shan, simply called it Red Narcissus (in fact it is a standard red-flowered long-stemmed plum-petal form). Later, Mr. Guo Weihong of Chengdu, drawing on the naming methods used in the Jiangsu-Zhejiang region for spring and cymbidium orchids, called this variety "Zhaozhi."
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