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What are the reasons why introduced Cymbidium faberi seedlings fail to grow large?
A naturally hybridized orphan seedling of mixed lineage from Xuanwei; I have grown it myself for many years. Because I grow it naturally on a balcony, it has more than 20 growth heads, the seedlings were divided too singly, the vigor is insufficient, and the flowers are not considered large, but it is a solid-color flower whose bloom quality I am very satisfied with. When not bagged, the flower opens white-green; after bagging, the flower opens slightly yellow, very beautiful! The moderator of the Cymbidium lianpan section, Moderator Luo, has already...
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Reasons for Yellowing Orchid Leaves and How to Fix Them
Some orchid growers ask what to do when orchid leaves turn yellow. To solve this problem, you need to first find the cause of the yellowing, and not treat it blindly. Since each grower's care environment is different, this article analyzes the situation based on some common causes of yellowing orchid leaves...
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What is the reason orchids should not be repotted in June?
This ruler marked "Pirate Rossi" is actually a growth record for the orchid grass, and it contains a lot of information. Large plants can indeed grow about 3mm~5mm per day. In fact, to observe how a plant is growing, you can draw a faint line on the new shoot and draw it every day. After 10-odd or 20 days, it becomes a ruler. The grass...
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Reasons for Yellowing Leaves on Phalaenopsis Orchids and Solutions
Yellowing leaves on Phalaenopsis orchids can be divided into two situations: one is natural metabolism, where only the old leaves turn yellow while the new leaves remain very healthy, and overall there is no major problem. The second is yellowing leaves caused by improper care, as detailed in the following analysis:...
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What are the three reasons for bud drop in Phalaenopsis orchids?
Phalaenopsis (moth orchid) is a valuable tropical flower, and because its flower shape closely resembles a butterfly, it is loved by many people. However, its habits are rather difficult to master, and its price is also on the high side, which deters many flower lovers. Still, among them there are some determined flower lovers who get their hands on Phalaenopsis, but often the flowers have not yet opened and the buds have already dropped. Below...
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Why Is the Zhoushan Orchid Show So Sluggish? An Analysis of the Reasons Behind It
This Guizhou Cymbidium goeringii lotus-petal variety is actually named Huifeng He. This photo was taken at the 16th Guiyang Orchid Show in 2006. When the owner submitted it for exhibition, the name given was not Huifeng He but Huangguan Yuhe (Crown Jade Lotus) - probably because a more impressive-sounding name was thought more likely to win an award. Cymbidium goeringii variety, Huangguan Yuhe, won the gold award at the 16th Orchid Show. It is just the petals...
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What are the common reasons an orchid does not bloom
For beginners growing orchids, they look forward eagerly to their orchid blooming, but some growers' orchids stubbornly refuse to bloom, and they do not know why their orchid will not bloom. Here we will briefly analyze the reasons an orchid does not bloom from several aspects....
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What are the reasons why Cymbidium goeringii (spring orchid) easily withers and dies in winter?
Orchids are in a dormant or semi-dormant state in winter. If not cared for properly, they are prone to physiological disorders. In mild cases, the leaves turn yellow and withered but can still sprout again in spring; in severe cases, it can lead to death...
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Reasons for Yellowing Orchid Leaves and How to Fix Them
A new fine variety of Sichuan-grown Chunlan Jianlan (Cymbidium goeringii 'Jianlan') with plum-petal form, a red-flowered Chunlan Jianlan with plain tongue and plum petals; the most striking feature of "Bashan Shenyun" is that the front half of the flower's lip is plain!
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What are the reasons the Four Seasons Orchid (Cymbidium ensifolium) is so deeply loved
This variety has been lost. Chihui, produced in the mountains of Fuyang. The red pistil tip is flat and round like a longan, and the arranged pistil heads look like lotus seeds growing upside down. The petals are as thick as coins, and like coins, they shatter upon hitting the ground. The leaves are broad and short, and it flourishes when given fertilizer. In Jiajun, Fang Lanhai entrusted the old orchid grower Zhang Shenglin to purchase it from a mountain household, and it flowered again for several years. This variety is neither plum nor narcissus; all five petals and the lip are round, truly a wonder of a thousand years...
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