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Cymbidium faberi 'Ruyi He' (Yingjia He) Variety Introduction
Cymbidium faberi Yingjia He, this flower has been named Ruyi He by Teacher Li Renyun, president of the Anhui Province Orchid Association, and was registered by Yuexi orchid enthusiast Hu Zhiguo.
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Detailed Introduction to the Characteristics of the Ruyi Mei Chunlan Variety
Discovered in Zhoushan, Zhejiang in 1993. Leaves semi-arching, outer three petals rounded and broad, soft silkworm-moth cushion petals, large Ruyi tongue, vivid red spots on the tongue, an excellent variety among the narcissus-type orchids. Leaves semi-arching.
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Variety Characteristics and Appreciation Points of the Spring Sword Orchid Ruyi Mei
A plum-petal Spring Sword Orchid from Sichuan, China. The flower is large! Fragrance is delicate and subtle! Color is unique! Flat shoulders, each of the two pollinia has a red spot, and the lip does not hang down! The drawback is that the two pollinia sometimes stick together, and in the later stage the petals curl back!!
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Introduction to the Ruyi Sanbao Chun Jian Orchid Variety
A new three-star Chun Jian variety, Ruyi Sanbao. It occasionally produces leaf variegation in the form of butterfly markings, but not often. When the plant is young it shows crystal tissue, but once it matures this can no longer be seen.
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What kind of orchid is the Yuruyi Cymbidium goeringii?
The multi-art Cymbidium goeringii Yuruyi originates from the Dabie Mountains in western Anhui, was collected in the spring of 2003, first shows a compound-ring variegation and later a striped variegation, has swallowtail-shaped leaves, and its petals present a deer-antler pattern with a mottled-shell compound-ring plain color. It rebloomed in the spring of 2005 and won the gold award at the first Jiangsu Provincial Cymbidium goeringii Exhibition. It is kept by the owner of Caolu on Yushan, Changshu.
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