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Introduction to the characteristics of the Cymbidium ensifolium variety Lyuyun Mudan
Lyuyun Mudan, also known as Sijil Lyuyun, is an outstanding example among the whorled strange flowers of the four-season type. It was selected and bred in the early 1990s. Its leaves are shaped like iron bones, and its new shoots are bright red, making it very easy to identify. The flowers are large with a mellow fragrance, and several petals in the center are chrysanthemum-like; the blooming form is stable. Since this variety, very few new varieties bred afterward have surpassed its quality. It used to be expensive, and the current market price is about...
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An Introduction to the Characteristics of the Silver-Stem Su (Chunjian Cymbidium) Orchid Variety
The Chunjian Silver-Stem Su is said to have been discovered in the early years of the Republic of China in the area of Baiyanzi (a local place name) at the border of Dayi County and Chongqing County (present-day Chongzhou City) in Sichuan Province. Its pseudobulbs are oval, and its roots are thick, strong, short and round. The leaves are elegantly upright and graceful, with 4-6 leaves per plant; on vigorous plants the leaves are generally about 60cm long and about 1.4cm wide, and the leaf color is dark green. The flowering period...
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Introduction to the Characteristics of the Emei Yanzhi Cymbidium ensifolium Variety
Emei Yanzhi is a distinctive peach-pink flower produced in Sichuan! Lotus-type flower, with the lip hanging down and not curling! The leaf tips have a swept-tail variegation!
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Cymbidium goeringii 'Yujie Mei' (also known as Yu'e) cultivar introduction
New Cymbidium goeringii cultivar Yujie Mei Yu'e (also known as: Yujie Mei)
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Introduction and Appreciation of the Cixi Ruibian Cymbidium goeringii Variety
Cixi nestles against the mountains and the sea. The mountains are an offshoot of the Siming Mountains, once rich in orchids and cymbidiums; the sea is the East China Sea, facing the Zhoushan Archipelago. After the orchid capsules of Cixi split open, thousands upon thousands of orchid seeds rode the wind east across the sea to the islands and multiplied there, which is why today Zhoushan has produced so many fine flowers! (Just a playful tale?) Historically, the tradition of growing and appreciating orchids in Cixi was far less developed than in Yuyang, Shaoxing and other places that were also production areas...
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Introduction to the Characteristics and Care Methods of the Rongzhou Hexian Jianlan (Cymbidium ensifolium) Variety
A new variety discovered in Liuwang, Rong County. Its cupped petals resemble those of the Chunlan (Cymbidium goeringii) variety Wang Xiaochun. The flowers are large, the blooming form is stable, and the flower holds well. It is likened to one of the four great beauties of Jiangnan, "Feizi Xiao" (Yang Guifei, a native of Rong County), hence the name "Rongzhou Hexian (Feizi Xiao)". The large flowers stand above the foliage, yet the flower form remains unchanged. The flowers are very large, a full size bigger than some Hexian varieties, and what is even more rare is their stability.
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Introduction and Characteristics of the Qiandongmei Chunlan Variety
Breeding history: Collected in the wild in 1997, bred by Xue Tianmin of Tongren, Guizhou. Won the gold award at the 11th China (Guiyang) Orchid Exposition in 2001. In 2002, it was registered by the China Orchid Registration Committee as a famous plum-petal variety from Guizhou, registration number: (Lan) 0118. A true-form plum-petal flower of Chunlan. The three outer petals are short, round and broad, with tightly rolled edges, narrowed bases and angled tips, and the petal tips curve up like spoons. The...
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Introduction to the Characteristics and Care Methods of the Taohime Orchid (Cymbidium sinense) Variety
Origin: Taiwan, China. Discovered in 1963, registered in Taiwan, China in 1977 as a new "variety"; in 982 it was entered into the "Record of Famous Chinese Orchid Varieties," and was named Taohime by Mr. Peng Shuangshong (a representative of the red-flower series), beloved for its vivid flower color, delicate pink beauty, and elegant, graceful foliage. Taohime once won a special gold award in Japan and gained wide...
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A Brief Introduction to the Variety Characteristics and Care Methods of the Bride Cymbidium sinense
The Bride, a representative colored-flower variety of Cymbidium sinense, also known as Jinshanji, has peach-pink bamboo-leaf-shaped petals, bean-pod-shaped cupped center petals, and a white lip edged with fine red spots. Ghost buds, an intermediate leaf posture, and a medium-to-long leaf width.
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What kind of orchid is Golden Bird Cymbidium sinense? An introduction to its variety characteristics
Golden Bird has medium-short leaves, about 40 cm long, thinly leathery, with upright leaves and very sharp leaf tips; the flowers are brightly colored, with a golden-yellow base and an orange-red picotee edge; the floral fragrance is good. Drawbacks: it produces few flowers, and the number of flowers per stem is relatively small among Cymbidium sinense varieties; the flower stem is relatively thin and short, not as thick and tall above the foliage as other Cymbidium sinense varieties. The price of Golden Bird is already cheap, so it is recommended to buy...
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