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Cymbidium faberi 'Yushan Mei', also known as 'Xiao Cheng Mei' — how much does one seedling cost?
Yushan Mei, also known as Changshu Mei, belongs to the Cymbidium faberi varieties and is an old variety among them, much loved by many flower enthusiasts. Its petal type is also the Mei type, a fine specimen of the Mei class, and it has long been known as "Xiao Cheng Mei." As for the price, one seedling costs around 200 yuan per seedling. So
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Cymbidium faberi 'Zheng Xiaohe' small-row ling: how does the variety perform and how is its flowering fragrance
The petal type of Cymbidium faberi 'Zheng Xiaohe' is the lotus-petal type. It is a famous variety of the red-shell class of Cymbidium faberi, first seen in the Japanese "Orchid and Cymbidium Inscription Mirror," but the details of its place of origin and breeding history are no longer recorded. Its flower shape closely resembles 'Ding Xiaohe', and it is loved by many flower enthusiasts. The price is
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Phalaenopsis Varieties: Rare and Unusual Phalaenopsis, How Much Does a Pot of Rare and Unusual Phalaenopsis Cost and What Does It Symbolize
Rare and unusual Phalaenopsis generally has two leaves spreading about 32 cm, narrowly oblong-elliptical; the flower stalk is about 15 cm, and since the stalk is parallel to the leaves it needs to be corrected to become perpendicular to the leaves; the flower diameter is about 6 cm, the flowering season is spring, and it has a sweet orange fragrance. This rare and unusual Phalaenopsis plant has 3 flowers on one stalk,
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How much does a Phalaenopsis stobartiana seedling cost, and what are its characteristics?
Phalaenopsis stobartiana is one of the varieties of Phalaenopsis orchids. This variety is mainly produced in parts of Yunnan and can also be seen in the Myanmar area. It is a relatively common variety, and the price is fairly cheap, around 20 yuan to 40 yuan per seedling. Yunnan
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How much does a Phalaenopsis dianxiensis seedling cost, and what are its characteristics
Phalaenopsis dianxiensis is one of the varieties of Phalaenopsis orchids. This variety is mainly produced in parts of Yunnan and can also be seen in the Myanmar region. It is a relatively common variety, and the price is relatively cheap, at around 20 yuan to 40 yuan per seedling. Dian
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What Does Cold Damage Look Like in Phalaenopsis in Winter? An Analysis of Symptom Differences Among Varieties
Cold damage symptoms in Phalaenopsis: the symptoms shown in response to cold damage differ slightly among varieties. So what do cold damage symptoms in Phalaenopsis look like? Would you like to find out? Using the large red-flowered variety Phal. Taisuco Firebird as the test material, following the routine export packaging method
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Why Cymbidium faberi Has Too Many Roots and Doesn't Sprout, and How to Fix It
Yifeng: When we repot and divide plants, we can thin out excessive roots, otherwise they seriously affect sprouting. Take these two groups of plants as an example: one group has 19 roots, the other has 11 roots. If you don't trim some roots, the single-growth-point group very likely won't sprout and will slowly age and die, and the mother-and-child growth group will also have new shoots affected because of too many roots...
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What does flower diameter mean in orchid terminology?
Author: hewolf Generally speaking, the flowers of Spring Orchid (Cymbidium goeringii) and Huilan (Cymbidium faberi) are relatively larger than those of Jianlan (Cymbidium ensifolium), and the difference in flower diameter is small; moreover, the leaves of Spring Orchid and Huilan are relatively narrow, so flowers and leaves complement each other, and flower diameter is not very important in appreciation. For Jianlan, the flower diameter varies greatly among different varieties, and Jianlan leaves are relatively wide, so large leaves paired with small flowers are truly inharmonious....
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What does "old pot mouth" mean in orchid terminology?
"Old pot mouth" refers to a plant that has already been potted for some time and has recovered from transplanting. The root system of such a plant has generally recovered, and in older cases roots have grown out of the drainage hole at the bottom of the pot, showing a certain ability to adapt to the new growing environment. 1: An orchid that has not been repotted for many years, 2: An orchid grown using natural, unforced methods.
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When does Cymbidium goeringii produce flower buds|How to make the flower scape grow taller
Many novice orchid growers are very eager for blooms, so quite a few are searching for when Cymbidium goeringii produces flower buds. Generally, Cymbidium goeringii begins flower bud differentiation in May and June after the new shoots grow, and by September and October the flower buds have formed and break through the soil, which means the flower buds can be seen....
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