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Chunlan Ruixie: Which Is Better? With Pictures, Prices and Variety Introduction
Ruixie is a very early variety of Chunlan (Cymbidium goeringii), regarded as an old variety of Chunlan. Its petal type is multi-lipped without a stamen-like form. It is one of only 2 Ruixie among traditional Chunlan varieties. It was selected in the early Republic of China period by Yang Xingsheng. The characteristics of Ruixie are three narrow and long petals, with a contracted base and flared corners. The petal-like inner segments evolve
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Spring Orchid Wang Xiaochun: What do the flower buds of the Spring Orchid Wang Xiaochun look like? Spring Orchid Wang Xiaochun price
Do you know this variety of orchid, the Spring Orchid Wang Xiaochun? It was discovered in the early years of the Republic of China. Afterwards it gradually became known to people. So what characteristics does this orchid have? What are the flower buds like? What is the price? Let's take a look together. Wang Xiaochun leaves
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Characteristics and Price of the Cymbidium goeringii Variety Guanyao Mei
Cymbidium goeringii 'Guanyao Mei' is a famous variety among traditional Cymbidium goeringii cultivars. Its petals are of the plum type, and the flowers of Cymbidium goeringii 'Guanyao Mei' are extremely beautiful, but it is very difficult to get to appreciate the flowers, because it propagates easily yet does not bloom easily. This orchid is the first generation of relatively widely known rare fine varieties among Chinese Cymbidium goeringii, and is deeply loved by
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Is Chunlan Cui Yipin an old variety? Price and fragrance explained
Cui Yipin is an old variety of Chunlan (Cymbidium goeringii). Whether in flower form or in spirit and charm, Cui Yipin is not much inferior to Xishen, and it also has the title "Little Xishen." It was selected by Wu Enyuan of Hangzhou before the War of Resistance. What are its specific characteristics? Would you like to find out?
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How to grow the Cymbidium goeringii variety Tongle Mei orchid? With price reference
The Cymbidium goeringii Tongle Mei was selected by Lu Yongsheng in Shanghai in 1914, and is also known as Caiyun Tongle Mei. Its characteristics are that the outer three petals of the orchid are lotus-shaped, the petal texture is glutinous and thick, with silkworm-moth-shaped column, and a large spread lip. The flower color is green, the shoulders are level, and the leaves are semi-drooping. So how do you grow it? Let's take a look.
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Leaf characteristics and price introduction of the Chunlan variety Changhua Mei
Chunlan Changhua Mei was discovered in 1991 on a mountain near Changhua Town, Lin'an County, in the western suburbs of Hangzhou, so it was named after the place where it was found. Its petal shape is plum-type, so it is called Changhua Mei. When the Changhua Mei flower opens, it has a flat, level shoulder, and this remains unchanged until it withers. After the flower is fully open, the front ends of the petals curve forward and embrace
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Free Chinese toon replaces free cherries, how much is Chinese toon per jin?
Do you like eating Chinese toon? It is exactly the season when Chinese toon hits the market, but I never expected the price of Chinese toon to be so high. The most expensive Chinese toon exceeds 200 yuan per jin. Why is that? Before, cherries were very expensive; now Chinese toon is expensive, so people say free Chinese toon has replaced free cherries.
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An Introduction to the Characteristics and Market Price of the Old Cultivar Erqi Mei of Chinese Cymbidium (Chunlan)
Erqi Mei is an old cultivar among Chinese cymbidiums. In 1980, it was selected by Zhu Erqi of Tangdi, Shaoxing, Zhejiang, and was named "Erqi Mei," though some also call it "Ye Mei." This cultivar may be the most expensive among Chinese cymbidiums, with a single seedling costing around 1000 yuan. Many people like this
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Is Chunlan Wenyi fragrant? A full introduction to pictures, prices and orchid characteristics
The flowers of Chunlan Wenyi are peerlessly beautiful, full of refined elegance, and the petals arch and embrace with strength. If many people like this variety, do you know how it came to be? When it was first selected, it was still not famous. In 1983, Han Zhibing of Hangzhou selected it from the Meideng Gaoqiao flower market, and it was dug up from somewhere in the Fuyang
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Characteristics and Features of Chunlan Yumeisu and an Introduction to Orchid Prices
Yumeisu is a plum-petal variety of Chunlan. Yumeisu Chunlan was selected over 300 years ago and is an old variety among Chunlan. It was selected in Shaoxing during the Kangxi period of the Qing Dynasty, and it has a history of over 300 years up to now. Yumeisu is one of the oldest traditional varieties that has been passed down to the present day. As for the price
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