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Introduction to the Spring Sword Orchid Piaomen Hongmei Variety
A new Spring Sword Orchid (Cymbidium goeringii var. longibracteatum) variety, Piaomen Hongmei: large flowers, fine fragrance, five petals neatly separated, the lip does not droop, the petals have leech-vein texture, and the color is beautiful~
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Introduction to the Large Red Cinnabar Spring Sword Orchid Variety
Large Red Cinnabar; Spring Sword, a traditional famous variety; one of the four great famous flowers of Sichuan orchids, (Snow Orchid, Large Red Cinnabar, Longchang Su, Ivory Yellow Su); the red flower among the two flowers of red and white. (White refers to Snow Orchid, while red refers to Large Red Cinnabar). Large Red Cinnabar is a traditional famous flower of Chengdu, with its place of origin in the mountainous area of Pengzhou City. It is also one of China's modern collected...
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Spring Sword Orchid 'Sheng Qilin' (White Hibiscus) Variety Introduction
Grower: Expert Qian Dengrong overall review: Originates from Mount Emei, purchased from Luo Gen. Strong disease resistance, easy to cultivate, can produce at least 4 shoots per year, soft drooping leaves, dark green leaf color, the central leaf is slightly one third narrower than the side central leaves, leaf width 1.32 cm. Each plant has 5 or 6 leaves. The flower overtops the grass-like foliage, the flowers are large, the leaves are fresh, with about 33 petals.
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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 and Appreciation of the 'Yuqian Mei' Spring Sword Orchid Variety
A variety that was hyped back in the day, its flowering performance is extremely unstable. Among orchids, the fine variety 'Yuqian Mei' belongs to the Spring Sword (Chunjian) class and originates from the Daba Mountains in Tongjiang, Sichuan. In 2002 it was collected from the mountains by local villagers and cultivated by an orchid grower in Deyang; it bloomed again in 2005 and was named 'Yuqian Mei'.
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