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Introduction and Appreciation of the Cymbidium goeringii 'Bibo Longmei' Variety
Discovered in the Siming Mountains, Zhejiang, at the end of 2001. The three outer petals are wavy, of an extremely emerald-green color; the semi-hard column has a green rim and a notch; the front section of the forked double tongue is snow-white. The leaves are obliquely upright and glossy, 35cm long. The flower scape is 25cm tall (this flower opened early), with an extremely delicate fragrance.
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Detailed Introduction to the Characteristics of the Ruyi Mei Chunlan Variety
Discovered in Zhoushan, Zhejiang in 1993. Leaves semi-arching, outer three petals rounded and broad, soft silkworm-moth cushion petals, large Ruyi tongue, vivid red spots on the tongue, an excellent variety among the narcissus-type orchids. Leaves semi-arching.
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Introduction and Main Characteristics of the Dong Shen Mei Chunlan Variety
Selected in 1987 by Ye Huahai in Shaoxing, Zhejiang. It is named for its similarities to Xi Shen Mei. The new shoots are purplish red. The leaves somewhat resemble those of Xi Shen Mei, semi-upright, of medium width, thick and hard in texture, dark green in color. The flower scape is green with a purple tinge; the sheath is purplish red with crimson veins, and the tip is often brightly green; the bracts are heavily colored with touches of green. The sepals are rounded at the tips with tightly rolled edges. The petals are short and round, semi-hard in texture...
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Introduction to the Characteristics and Care Methods of the Cuiwei Chunlan Variety
Also known as Xishen Tongle Mei, small plant with large flowers, should be a variant of Xishen Mei. Selected by Shen Yuanru of Wuxi before Liberation. The three outer petals are long and broad, with contracted bases and flared corners, tightly edged, and a dark stripe running from the tip to the top in the center of the petal. The column petals have a slight pouch, divided into separate chambers, with a Liu Hai tongue. The flower is magnificent, with pretty color and a long scape. The bracts are pale red, slightly green at the base. Old...
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Introduction to the Yuanmei Chunlan Variety: Characteristics and Care Tips
Selected by Shen Yuanru in 1936. The three petals are rounded where they join at the base, the petals are thick and velvety, with soft silkworm-moth palps and a small ruyi tongue, and tall, emerald-green scapes. In the black-and-white photograph in the book Orchids by Shen and his son, it is recorded: "A new flower first found in the spring of the 18th year of the Republic of China. That year the flower, frozen in the basket, did not open, and only a little more than one clump remained. After six years of deliberate cultivation by me, it finally bloomed in the spring of the 24th year...
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Introduction to the characteristics of the Putuo Spring Color spring orchid variety
Discovered in 2004 in Putuo, Zhoushan, Zhejiang, and selected and bred by Mr. Li Zhouwei. The plant was never grown well, and it did not bloom again until the first half of 2010. It is a floating-type narcissus orchid, with a pure green color.
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Introduction to the Cymbidium goeringii 'Biyu' (Qiongmei) variety
In the spring of 2003, it was discovered on Shijiao in Zhoushan, Zhejiang, a lotus-form narcissus type, selected and named by Mr. Fang Ping. It was originally named Qiongmei (also known as Biqiong); later, at the strong request of orchid enthusiasts who had already introduced Qiongmei (because "qiong" sounds the same as "poor"), Mr. Fang Ping renamed it "Biyu".
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Introduction to the Linglong Chunlan Variety and Its Main Characteristics
Discovered in Zhoushan, Zhejiang, China in 2002, selected and named by Mr. Fang Ping. It is a new-flower narcissus type, a small plant with medium-sized flowers, hence the name: Linglong.
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Introduction to the Liangdie Cymbidium faberi Variety and Key Points of Cultivation and Management
Cymbidium faberi 'Liangdie'
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Introduction to the Characteristics of the Hongta Baoshi (Red Tower Gem) Cymbidium goeringii Variety
Hongta Baoshi, formerly also known as "Hong Baoshi" (Ruby), is a red-flowered Cymbidium goeringii. In November 2001, it was collected from the wild in Yuxi City and selected and bred by Mr. Zhu Yuxing, and President Deng Huaijun of the Yuxi City Orchid Association named it "Hong Baoshi". Later, a three-star butterfly Cymbidium goeringii appeared in the Yunnan orchid circle, also named "Hong Baoshi", which became quite famous. To avoid confusion with it, Deng...
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