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How to control the flowering period of Cymbidium faberi? A detailed guide to practical methods
Orchid petal shapes: orchid facing-heart petals, orchid tongue-shaped petals, orchid veins, speckles, sand, halos, orchid leaf tips, flower spike arrangement, orchid leaf variegation. Leaf shapes: some wild orchids are extremely common, such as the chicken-claw type and bamboo-leaf petal type, called ordinary flowers; in orchids this generally refers to some common grasses. Plum, immortal, lotus, butterfly, colored, rare, solid-color heart, etc. are called fine flowers. The simplest way to choose good...
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Introduction to the Cuiyu Mudan (Jade Peony) Jianlan Orchid Variety and Its Care Methods
Typically, the leaves are about 30 cm long and about 1.5 cm wide, with a flat leaf shape, tapering pointed leaf tips, medium hardness of the midrib, relatively shallow leaf grooves, average leaf texture, and fine dense serrations along the leaf margins. In strong plants, the leaf posture is mid-drooping; in weak plants, the leaf posture is dew-receiving, cupped upward and slanting upright. The leaf buds are purplish red, with evenly and softly distributed blush coloring on the bud sheaths. The flower buds are initially light red...
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Variety Characteristics and Care Methods of the Mayor Red Jian Orchid
This variety is a prolific grower and bloomer, making it a great choice for beginners! A celebrated red-flowered cultivar, with leaf posture of the intermediate-drooping type, new shoots bright red, naturally turning to their inherent color once the plant matures, and blooms of bright red flowers (more light makes the flowers redder, and conversely the color is paler), quite striking, with a proper, well-formed flower shape. It was selected in 1970 by the mayor of Keelung, Taiwan, China, and named after him. It is an old variety, and the price is...
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Variety Characteristics and Care Methods of Guanchun Chunlan (Cymbidium goeringii 'Guanchun')
In the 30th year of the Guangxu reign (1904), it was dug up from Siming Mountain by Feng Changsheng, later identified and named by Wu Enyuan, and cultivated under Wu. New shoots are purplish-red, leaves 20-28cm long, O.8cm wide, leaf color dark green without gloss. Leaf posture is slanted-upright. The flower scape is slender, equal in height to the leaf surface, the flower stalk is purplish-red; the bract shell is silver-red, marked with purple-red veins. Outer...
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Variety Characteristics and Appreciation Methods of the Rouge Lotus-Orchid
Yanzhi He (Rouge Lotus), a variety of Cymbidium tortisepalum Fukiense, is named for its color, which resembles rouge staining, and its lotus-shaped petals. It was initially called Lotus-type Pale Pink Cymbidium tortisepalum Fukiense. It is produced in the secluded valleys of the Three Parallel Rivers region of the Jinsha River, Lancang River, and Nujiang River in northwestern Yunnan. Discovered in the spring of 2001, the Dali orchid expert Huang Guisheng purchased it back from the production area at a high price for introduction and cultivation. A clump of 4 seedlings is a rare variety among orchids. Orchids...
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Introduction to the Characteristics and Care Methods of the Chun Yipin Cymbidium goeringii Variety
: Narcissus petal form. : Selected during the Bingyin year of the Tongzhi reign of the Qing Dynasty by a person surnamed Yao from Shanghai, hence it is also known as Yao's Chun Yipin. : The three outer petals have rounded heads with angled tips, slender stalks with contracted bases, level shoulders, deep soft Guanyin pocket-shaped petals, separated chambers, and a large round lip. The flower color is pretty and lovely; when in full bloom the three petals stand upright, and the flowering period is long. The bracts are deep purple; the leaves are obliquely upright, dark green in color, with slightly blunt leaf tips.
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Characteristics and Care Methods of the Longchangsu Spring Sword Orchid Variety
"Longchangsu" belongs to the soft-leaf Spring Sword orchid variety (Chun Jian Su) of the genus Cymbidium in the orchid family. Its roots are thick and strong, its pseudobulbs are elliptical but not prominent, its buds are tender green with no mixed colors, and its leaves are herbaceous, lustrous green, with a fleshy texture. The leaf margins have fine serrations and are relatively soft, slightly curved in an arc. The midrib and lateral veins run parallel, dark green and prominent. The flowering period is from February to April, with late February being the early flowering stage, March...
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Introduction to the Characteristics and Care Methods of the Xianxia Cymbidium faberi Variety
Leaves 35-45cm long and 0.8cm wide, of a narrow, slender leaf shape, with a clear double margin along the leaf edges. The leaf posture is semi-pendant. The flower scape is slender, equal in height to the leaf frame, and the flower stem is emerald green; each scape bears 5-8 flowers. The three outer petals are narrow and long, with a contracted base and flared corners, and the two lateral sepals spread horizontally. The petals are upward-curling cat-ear-shaped columns, and the lip is a large rolled tongue, with bright and densely packed red spots on the tongue surface. The five petals are emerald green, and all petal edges have yellow-white borders.
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Introduction to the Characteristics and Appreciation Methods of the Zhenpin Huilan Variety
Also known as "Zhenpin Mei," it was selected in 1930 by He Gengquan of Wujin, Jiangsu, and named Gengquan Mei at the time; in 1941, after Mr. Xie Ruishan of Suzhou cultivated it and it bloomed again, because its flower shape and bearing were of a rare variety, it was given the new name "Zhenpin"; afterward the orchid world also called it "Dicui" (it shares the same name as but is a different plant from the "Dicui" that was lost by the end of the Qing dynasty...
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Does the Chunlan 'Lao Dai Mei' have fragrance, along with its photo characteristics and care methods
History: During the Daoguang period, it was selected by orchid traders in Ningbo, Zhejiang. Another account: during the Daoguang period of the Qing Dynasty, it was selected and bred by an orchid lover surnamed Wang in Ningbo, Zhejiang. Usually one scape bears two flowers, one above the other, like "two generations," hence the name "Dai Mei" (Mei of the generations); at present the orchid world generally calls it "Lao Dai Mei." Characteristics: the three outer petals have rounded tips and extremely fine bases; the two lateral sepals are long...
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