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A Complete and Detailed Introduction to Chinese Cymbidium goeringii Varieties
Cymbidium goeringii 'Crystal Lily', which once won an award at the Jiangsu (Suzhou) Cymbidium goeringii Exhibition.
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An introduction to the characteristics of the Cymbidium ensifolium variety Caiguangdeng
The Cymbidium ensifolium variety "Caiguangdeng" was named and released by Qingbulanshan himself. Caiguangdeng is a variety that mutated from the famous Cymbidium ensifolium cultivar Lüguangdeng. The leaf sheaths of young seedlings sometimes have distinct white lines, and once the plant matures it is no different from ordinary Lüguangdeng. Characteristics: young seedlings occasionally have distinct white lines, the flower scape stands "tall" above the leaves, and the color is almost identical every time. Caiguang...
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Introduction to the Characteristics of the Cuigai He Die Orchid Variety
Cuigai He Die is not a hybrid. It has been around for many years, but it is relatively rare and is likely a bud sport produced through tissue culture. Some also say that Japan has a stabilized Cuigai Die variety among cultivated species. Detailed information about it is not well documented.
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Introduction to the Characteristics of the Chunlan 'Mingbang Sudie' Variety
Mingbang Sudie, a new species discovered in Yuyao, won the gold award at the 13th Yuyao City Orchid Exhibition. It was selected by Mi Xiantong of Yuyao in January 2004 from among the unclassified wild-collected orchids of Siming Mountain. Although it produced flower buds many times afterward, its flowering period remained relatively late. Apart from the year it was collected, one occasion when it bloomed after being forced with heat, and one occasion when it barely bloomed after the bud was opened, all the others were peeled open for various reasons...
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A brief introduction to the characteristics of the Cymbidium goeringii cultivar Shunjiang Chunsè
Shunjiang Chunsè, a new species discovered in Yuyao, named by Lanshizhai, won the 9th Silver Award of Ningbo City. On February 17, 2007, Wang Likui of Yongshun Orchid Garden and I selected it in the greenhouse of unclassified Siming Mountain wild-collected orchids at Yongshun Orchid Garden; Lanshizhai purchased it and named it. Leaves slanting upright, leaf color emerald green and glossy, soft petals, liu hai tongue, outer three sepals pure emerald in color, one-character shoulder, ...
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Introduction to the Characteristics and Care Methods of the Haohé Jiànlán (Cymbidium ensifolium) Variety
This plant has a medium-short leaf type, and its flowers are fragrant when they bloom. More than 20 years ago, a certain orchid enthusiast from Hong Kong, China bought it in Sichuan and brought it back to Hong Kong, China, where it was grown; it was later obtained by Xu Zongquan of Shantou.
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Introduction to the Characteristics of the Qingping Fengqiao Huilan (Cymbidium faberi) Variety
A full 10 years, from the discovery of Huangshan No.1 Hui, its emergence, its decline, to today's hard-won rejuvenation - now I know what vicissitudes really mean. Last year I wrote an article about it, and this year I'll add a few more words. I like reading all kinds of books, miscellaneous rather than specialized, reading just for the sake of chatting. Over a decade ago I once read about the appreciation of orchid petal types...
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Introduction to the characteristics of the Mengshan Zhichun cymbidium variety
Mengshan Zhichun is a famous flower from Xiangshan, Zhejiang. A new variety, similar to the three-star butterfly type of Zishaxing, it is a high-grade, first-class premium three-star butterfly.
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Introduction to the Cymbidium faberi 'Huizhou Mei' Variety and Key Appreciation Points
In March 2002, it was collected in Xiuning County, Huangshan City, Anhui, and first rebloomed in 2005. Because it was the first Cymbidium faberi plum-petal variety selected and bred within Huangshan City (formerly Huizhou Prefecture), it was named: Huizhou Mei. Huizhou Mei is a red-to-green Cymbidium faberi; the foliage is hard and V-shaped, with leaves about 0.8 cm wide and 45 cm long. The flowers are dignified and elegant, emerald green with a glutinous texture; the outer petals are short and broad...
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Introduction to the Juechen cold orchid variety and key appreciation points
Solitude leads to musings on the past, and musings on the past bring release. Proud and aloof, far above the dust of the world - or better still, offer a cup of wine to the bright moon over the river, and drink until thoroughly drunk.
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