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Introduction to the Qianxi Ruyi Jianlan Variety and Key Care Points
A variegated-leaf and floral evolution variety of Tiegusu Xinlan (Iron-Bone Plain-Heart Orchid). Because it was first discovered in the Meishan area of Chiayi, it is commonly known as "Meishan Su." When the spring buds of this variety first sprout, the young shoots display a highly variegated appearance; the inner variegation gradually fades as the plant grows, while the claw variegation becomes progressively more pronounced, with a slight tendency to reverse (summer or autumn buds may partially show delayed-expression claw variegation), ...
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What kind of orchid is the Red Ruyi Cymbidium? A brief introduction to its variety characteristics
Collected from the wild in Dayao Mountain, red-lipped and fragrant, with a very imposing plant form!
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What kind of orchid variety is Ruyi Mei Jianlan
Origin: Selected and bred in Guangdong. Content: I heard there are two lines of Ruyi Mei (please correct me if I am wrong, seniors). The one I am introducing is said to be the Guangdong Ruyi Mei. Recently another group said theirs was selected and bred in Sichuan. I heard from orchid friends that its flowers bloom extraordinarily well, so a Shenzhen orchid friend asked me in return how my bloom could be Ruyi Mei. My flower is indeed Ruyi Mei, the old variety of Ruyi Mei passed down in Chaoshan. I introduced it from Old Qiu at Zhongjiao Net in 2004. This flower blooms quite well, the tongue is a bit long, and the center holds up only so-so, but the outer petals have good narrowed bases and flared tips. The flower blooms large, stands above the leaves, and is fragrant. Strangely, this flower rarely appears, and it indeed sprouts slowly. It was not valued much before, so I estimate there are not many left in existence.
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Cymbidium faberi 'Ruyi Su': Variety Characteristics and Care Tips
The three outer petals are narrow and long, shaped like bamboo leaves, with tightly rolled edges. The lip petals are pointed and long, with a green moss-green tongue; the flower has level shoulders, and the leaves stand at a slant.
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Introduction to and Appreciation of the RuYiDie Cymbidium Variety
RuYiDie, Latin name: Cymbidiumgoeringii 'RuYiDie', named by Wang Yong. It is a multi-lipped exotic flower; its four labella are highly transformed into butterfly-like form, appearing as large tongue-shaped structures, white in color, with a vivid "U"-shaped stripe pattern in the center, delightful to the eye and quite rare.
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