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Introduction to the Characteristics and Ornamental Value of the Five-Platform Color Lotus Cymbidium Variety
This flower has a lotus shape, and whether in leaf form or flower quality, it is very imposing. The leaves are generally 50 to 70 cm tall and 0.7 to 1.0 cm wide, growing in an oblique-upright posture. Each stem bears 3 to 5 flowers, large-flowered type, with the three outer petals in moderate proportion; the secondary petals droop slightly at the shoulders, but the outer petals never curl back, and the flower holds its form very well. Its strong point is being a free bloomer: with just two or three growths it can rebloom year after year...
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Lianban Orchid Lianglan (Cangshan Xingguang) Variety Introduction
Lianglan, also called (Cangshan Xingguang) Lianban Orchid, is a line-art variety with a central translucent pattern, belonging to the dual leaf-and-flower art category. It is currently one of the representative varieties of the dual leaf-and-flower art among Lianban orchids. This flower belongs to the fine-leaf Lianban Orchid, generally with a leaf height of 20 to 30 cm and a width of about 0.5 cm, growing upright at a slant, and is a recognized variety with stable floral art.
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Introduction to the Longtou Mei Cymbidium Variety and Key Appreciation Points
It was discovered in the wild on Longtou Mountain within Youyang County, Chongqing, China, and since it embodies a hidden dragon-like form, it was casually named 'Longtou Mei'.
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A Detailed Introduction to the Characteristics of the Sanlemei Cymbidium faberi Variety
A wild-collected Cymbidium faberi, slender and graceful, combining strength and softness, elegant.
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Shiyuan (Diyuan) Cymbidium faberi detailed introduction
Shiyuan was introduced from China to Japan in 1933, cultivated by Mr. Naruse and others in Kanazawa, Japan, and reintroduced back to our country in 1996, beginning to spread in Jiangsu Province. Petal type: red-sheath plum petal. History: selected before the War of Resistance, also called "Diyuan". Characteristics: the three outer petals are short and round, the tips carry sharp points, and the texture is thick. Semi-hard keels, ru-yi tongue. Leaves are semi-pendant, and the leaf color is emerald green...
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Introduction to the Characteristics of the Fuhua Meichunlan Variety and Its Planting and Care Methods
"A Brief History of Orchids and Huilan": "Du Hualin of Shaoxing dug it up on a hilltop in Fuyang and planted it at Jiufeng Pavilion. The three sepals are broad and large, with rounded tips and contracted bases, tightly edged and thick-fleshed, with separated pouches and silkworm-moth-shaped pollinia, a large round lip, green color, and level shoulders; only when the flower opens fully do the pollinia protrude slightly, which is a minor flaw." The black-and-white photograph bears the inscription: "Fuhua Mei, a new variety of the 7th year of the Republic of China."
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Yuhuan Mei Chunlan Variety Introduction and Characteristics Detailed Explanation
Plum-petal "Yuhuan Mei" from "Lan Hui Xiao Shi" (A Brief History of Orchids): "Round head, short stem, silkworm-moth-shaped petals embracing the center, dragon-swallowing tongue, at the base of the three petals on the back there are two emerald-colored tendrils. Cultivated by Zhu Sheng'an." A black-and-white photo remains.
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Introduction to the Xiaofeng Chunlan (Cymbidium goeringii) variety and key care points
"A Brief History of Orchids and Huilan": "Emerged in the Ding Si year of the Republic of China (1917). The color is emerald green; the three sepals are long-stalked with round tips; when first opening there are red veins in the center, which gradually fade over time. The flower trader Zhu Daoqi sold it to Yang Ganqing. I once saw one commonly called 'Phoenix Plum' whose bloom appearance was similar." A single black-and-white photograph remains.
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Detailed Introduction to the Liyang Shenkui Cymbidium Variety
Plum-petal "Liyang Shenkui" - "A Brief History of Orchids and Huilan": "In the Renxu year of the Republic of China (1922), it was discovered in Dashebu, Shangyu." A black-and-white photograph remains.
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Introduction to the Duanyan Cymbidium kanran Variety and Key Appreciation Points
A classic purple-red flower; the name means "dignified flower shape and beautiful color." Duanyan was selected by Mr. Chen Zongcai at the end of 2006 and named by Weidong.
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