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Beinong opens for the first time after the consecutive holiday; the agricultural sector voluntarily stocks up and cuts shipments to weather the hard times together
Bracing for Beinong's first market day after the consecutive holiday, the agricultural sector springs into action! Stocking up on their own and cutting shipments to weather the hard times together
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Guard Farmland Gathering: One Dish Per Person, Share Food and Fun Together
One Dish Per Person Shared Meal, Guard Farmland Gathering Party
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Whether an orchid is of good quality can be told by looking at the leaf tip
(1) Single and double arrow leaf groove. Only varieties with thicker leaves have this leaf groove. Besides enhancing the artistic beauty of the leaves, it also indicates a higher grade of the flower. (2) Round leaf tip, blunt-round leaf tip, blunt-pointed leaf tip, smoothly pointed leaf tip. These leaf tips are commonly found in dwarf orchids and semi-dwarf orchids. Varieties with such leaf tips may also have flowers of a higher grade. If it is a variety with longer leaves and has such a leaf tip, it is likewise possible that its flower grade is also higher.
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A grand gathering of elite Cymbidium faberi orchids, with many fine varieties of premium orchids showcased together
Flower form: The exotic-flowered Qunying Huicui is a premium, high-quality Cymbidium faberi orchid that blooms multiple times, with very stable flower quality, and has won major awards many times.
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Do orchids really have a distinction between noble and common? Let's discuss it together
The new fine variety of Chunlan (Cymbidium goeringii) with plum-type lotus-petal multi-colored flowers, "Bird's Song and Flower's Fragrance," selected and developed by Mr. Hu Chuanhong, an orchid grower in Yuxi, Yunnan, has bloomed again, and bloomed beautifully! On January 1, 2009, the author went to his hometown to visit family and took the opportunity to visit Mr. Hu Chuanhong. He saw the "Bird's Song and Flower's Fragrance" he cultivated in full bloom. Although it was still the coldest days of the third nine-day period, this beautiful...
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Cymbidium goeringii blooms draw friends from all over the world to gather and admire them together
Discovered in Pan County, Guizhou in 2001, selected and bred by Mr. Su Li, a rare flower of Cymbidium goeringii (a hybrid of Cymbidium goeringii and Cymbidium faberi). Characteristics: a rare multi-lip, multi-petal wonder butterfly of Cymbidium goeringii, combining lotus, plum, narcissus, tree-type, chrysanthemum and butterfly petal forms in one, with as many as a hundred petals on a single flower; the stronger the plant, the more petals it has; light fragrance type; a new rare butterfly flower from recent hybrids of Cymbidium goeringii and Cymbidium faberi, with very few seedlings; once won the gold award at the 14th China Orchid Expo, and is an exceptional masterpiece among multi-petal wonder butterflies of Cymbidium goeringii.
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How to identify the petal types of Cymbidium goeringii (spring orchid)? Let's discuss it together with fellow orchid growers.
Knowledge should be concise. Here is a brief summary of how to identify the petal types of Cymbidium goeringii (spring orchid): Three characteristics of the lotus petal type: the three outer petals are broad and wide, thick and substantial in texture, shaped like lotus petals. ...
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Tie 3 camellias together, and the branches grow thick and sturdy, blooming 100 flowers every year
If gardening friends have ever grown camellia seedlings or propagated camellia seedlings by cuttings themselves, you will know that camellia seedlings grow extremely slowly. Some have been grown for nearly ten years, and the trunk has only grown to 3 to 4 cm thick. Today, Huahua is going to teach everyone a method to make small camellia seedlings quickly become thick and sturdy. It is more interesting than magic, and the process is very simple! Come and take a look!
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