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What to Do About Root Rot in Cymbidium sinense? Causes and Treatment Methods Explained
Root rot in Cymbidium sinense mostly occurs in winter, largely because the soil drains poorly and overwatering leads to root rot. Many orchid growers do not know what to do about root rot in Cymbidium sinense, nor do they know the harm caused by root rot. Through sound methods, this article teaches flower growers how to rescue Cymbidium sinense with root rot, so that growers will have fewer regrets!...
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What Is the Difference Between Huang Fei and Huang Fei? Explained Clearly in One Article
The characteristics of Huang Fei: the leaves are bright yellow first, and after the buds grow into seedlings the leaves turn yellow-green, with a leaf shape that is semi-arched and drooping. The buds and flower stems are emerald green before opening, and after the first flower blooms the color changes from emerald green to golden yellow; the drawback is that once the petals open they curl backward. The flowering characteristics of Huang Fei: the flower stems have a strong fleshy texture, and the flower stems lean every which way when the buds are in small rows; the bud color is yellow wrapped with green...
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What is the difference between official-type and novelty-type? Explained in one article
Mr. Zhang Zhangxi's exhibited Cymbidium faberi 'Baoshi'
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How to switch potting medium when sprouting buds? Guoxiangju explains in detail
The two buds produced by the three old pseudobulbs were turned out for inspection. Both buds had new roots about three centimeters long, and the bud bases were also brownish. What stunned me even more was that all three old pseudobulbs had rotted, and though still firm they had lost their vitality, so I had no choice but to discard them. The same situation appeared in three pots: the sphagnum moss had turned brown with a slight rotten smell, and the old roots were hollow and rotten....
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How to choose orchid potting medium? A detailed method explained clearly in one article
People usually describe orchids (specifically Chinese orchids, the same below) as terrestrial plants, but strictly speaking, this is a misunderstanding; orchids should be semi-epiphytic plants. The stomata on orchid leaves are sunken, so respiration is incomplete, and the roots must also help with respiration....
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An Introduction to Appreciating Huilan Orchids: Key Aesthetic Points and Methods Explained
Danfeng Chaoyang was selected by an elderly orchid grower in Guangdong; it has slanted, upright leaves that are narrow in width, thick in texture, and dark green in color. The three outer petals are emerald green, while the base of the inner petals and half of the lip petals are brilliant red (reaching two-thirds when light is strong and the plant is vigorous), and the lip petals remain clasped until withering; the flower form is upright and proper, with a striking contrast between the brilliant red and emerald green; the overall plant form is elegant and graceful!
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What are the four major characteristics of naturally strong seedlings? Explained clearly in one go
Collected in Yingjing County, Ya'an City, Sichuan Province, this flower has a well-formed display, with relatively thick petals and leaves, and good flower retention, never curling back even until the flower fades. Its leaf type is large floating leaf, with wide leaves, the upper half bulging like a fish belly and tapering to a point! After Xuelin He, this variety is another high-end red lotus variety of Chun Jian. It is also one of the flagship varieties of the "Hometown of Lotus Petals."
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How to Hybridize Longmei? Key Technical Points and Methods Explained
Longmei: a hybrid variety of Cymbidium goeringii, a cross between Longzi and Songmei, fragrant, with stable flowering. Many unscrupulous sellers pass it off as Songmei!
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A summary of the flowering process of Cymbidium goeringii, explained in one article
A rare striped-leaf striped-flower cultivar of Chunlan: Tang Sancai, the leaves have central translucent stripes, and the flowers are central translucent striped flowers, very beautiful.
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Rare Yellow Solid-color Spring Orchid Bud Pictures and Characteristics Explained
The rare yellow solid-color Spring Orchid (Cymbidium goeringii) is extremely few in number, with delicate, warm and smooth petals and a particularly strong jade-like quality. The flower stem is extremely tall and slender; when two flowers bloom, the stem height can reach over 40CM, truly a marvel. This variety does not need spring chilling; it can still open normally in winter at 20 degrees or above, without losing any of its charm. The lip of this flower is slightly curled, and the petals do not roll back even as they fade; when first opening they are pale yellow, and after three days they turn golden yellow, becoming more and more yellow as they open. In the later stage the side petals turn upward, forming flat shoulders or even flying shoulders, full of spirit. The flower shape becomes more spirited day by day, and the flower color becomes more beautiful day by day; the whole process is enough to completely captivate and astonish anyone.
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