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A brief introduction to Guiyang Mei Chunlan, a complete overview in one article
Cymbidium goeringii 'Guiyang Mei'
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A Complete Guide to the Cymbidium kanran Variety Yanyu Lijiang
Appreciating the lip of Cymbidium kanran is the theme of our times. The lip of this Cymbidium kanran is as lovely as an ink-wash painting in Chinese style, and also like the Li River in misty rain.
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A Complete Analysis of the Key Hybridization Techniques for Dasong Mei
The hybrid of Song Mei and Cuigai He produces large, fragrant flowers with excellent bloom form, and its price is lower than that of Song Mei; Dasong Mei costs 10 yuan per seedling.
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A Complete Analysis of Leaf Identification Methods for Chengmei Orchid
Origin: Collected from the wild in Hubei in 2001. Leaf posture: slanting upright, medium-wide. Flower appearance: outer tepals diamond-shaped and lively, petal tips slightly tilted backward, semi-hard column, small ruyi tongue, standing out from traditional varieties with a distinctive taste.
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Introduction to Orchid Appreciation: A Complete Guide to Common Terms
China's terrestrial orchids have been domesticated and cultivated over a long period, producing a great many horticultural varieties. In order to categorise and distinguish them, and to reach a unified understanding, the orchid growers of earlier generations, drawing on experience, established certain conditions and standards for evaluating each part of the orchid, and thus specialised terms came into being. These terms are not botanical names; they are merely...
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How to plant and grow Dafugui? A complete method explained in detail
Wang Xiaochun: The leaves have strong uprightness, the petals are thick and glutinous-smooth, the two lateral sepals spread out flat, and the tips of the petals curl outward, forming a uniquely charming cat-ear hold; the front of each of the two holds has a pale red dot, the lip is a round tongue, and the tongue surface is adorned with bright red patches. It is called the cat-ear hold, an excellent variety among narcissus-type orchids.
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A Complete Guide to Cymbidium faberi Classification and Appreciation
When faced with a rare flower like Cuixiang (Jade Fragrance), one cannot help but marvel at nature's craftsmanship. In order to preserve the plant's strength so that it might soon produce a robust shoot, the flower stalk was cut off. Although we can no longer continue to admire her loveliness, the nine blooms already open are enough for you to appreciate and experience the wonder of "Cuixiang."
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A complete analysis of the pros and cons of Jianlan (Cymbidium ensifolium) varieties to help you choose the right one
Yunxi He is honored as "China's Western Orchid City." Baoshan, because it is rich in lotus-petal-type flowers, holds a special place in the orchid world. Here have appeared many fine lotus-petal varieties such as "Yunxi He," "Zixi He," "He Zhi Guan," "Yipin He" and many others, and thus it was jointly named by orchid world masters Mr. Chen Xinqi, Liu Qingyong and Pan Guanghua...
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What is the Tea City Banghe autumn bang orchid? A complete guide
Autumn bang white ink variety - Tea City Banghe. Type, color, and fragrance are all good. The Cymbidium sinense Tea City Banghe begins producing flower spikes in July each year and continues until the last flowers in late November. Clustered strong plants with more than 3 shoots can bloom three times a year, and the flower quality is extremely stable.
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What are the characteristics of the Chinese orchid Songchun? A complete guide for you
Songchun, an orchid variety with relatively scarce germplasm resources, is increasingly loved by more orchid enthusiasts because it combines the grandeur of Huilan, the slender elegance of Chunjian, and the rich fragrance of Chunlan. However, due to scarce resources and delayed promotion, some new orchid enthusiasts are not very familiar with this variety. I just saw a post on the forum where an orchid enthusiast asked...
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