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Unique and Colorful: A Brief Discussion of Butterfly-Type Floral Art in Chinese Cymbidiums
The "butterflies" among Chinese orchids, in all their myriad forms, have formed one of the most captivating groups in Chinese cymbidiums, collectively known as "Chinese Cymbidium Butterfly-Type Floral Art." Concept: In the flowers of Chinese cymbidiums, if 2 sepals (lateral sepals) or 2 petals (petals) undergo partial or complete mutation into a lip, then the flower colors of this type of orchid become richer and more varied. Usually the lip-transformed perianth segments bear colors such as green, white, red, and pale yellow. These mutated perianth segments curl backward or outward at the tip just like a lip (labellum), and their shape and color resemble butterfly
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A Brief Introduction to the Cultivation Methods and Key Technical Points of Phalaenopsis
Phalaenopsis, scientific name (Phalaenopsis), family Orchidaceae, genus Phalaenopsis. Native to tropical Asia, distributed in Taiwan, China, as well as the Philippines and Java and other places. There are about 50 species. Phalaenopsis is a monopodial epiphytic orchid with a short stem, large leaves, and one to several arching flower spikes with large flowers. In their places of origin, Phalaenopsis plants all grow as epiphytes on trees near hot, humid rivers and coasts, and they prefer a hot (optimal temperature 15-30°C), humid, well-ventilated and shady growing environment. After seedlings are transplanted, they must not be watered for 2-3 days; for adult plants
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