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Can the Money Tree Bloom? One Article Explains It All
This is an evergreen plant, and it is also a plant valued mainly for its foliage. Placing it indoors can also have a certain purifying effect. Although this is a foliage plant, can it also bloom? Many people think this plant cannot bloom or does not have flowers. Is this claim true?
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What is the capacity of Mei Huilan? Explained clearly in one article
Purchased in mid-April 2000 from a Wang surnamed orchid merchant in Tongbai County, Henan, it is a red-to-green plum-petal variety. When it was collected from the wild that year, it consisted of two straight old growths with no new shoots. The leaves stand upright one by one, medium width about 1CM, length more than 40CM. By that autumn it had grown one new shoot, with leaves slanting and half-drooping, leaf color slightly yellow. The three outer petals have round tips and finely tapered bases, tightly edged, with a level shoulder. ...
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Is the Songmei orchid easy to grow? Characteristics, price and flowering process explained
In his book "300 Questions on Chinese Orchid Art", Mr. Ding Yongkang's assessment of Songmei is: for over 200 years, no single variety in plum-petal orchid art has surpassed her, and these words are truly not false. She, with her rich and delicate fragrance and unmatched elegance, embodies the essence of Chinese orchid culture, carrying people's pursuit of perfection, purity and ideals, and is precisely the representative of the orchid as a symbol of personality...
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How to Water Orchids: Correct Methods and Techniques Explained
A newly discovered plum-type narcissus variety, the crown, with extra-large outer three petals, tender green color, white jade phoenix pouch, and a large lip. In 1990, Hu Huayuan of Jiazishantou Village, Tangdi, Shaoxing, Zhejiang, dug it up at Longfeng in Shaoxing and sold it to Jin Dingxian and Zhao Yinquan. The outer three petals have short stalks and round tips, tightly edged, with thick texture. Fragrant-mouth-style shallow pouch inner petals, rolled lip. The flower scape is tall, flat-shouldered, the flower color is pure green, the flower...
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What "flower on flower" means, explained clearly in one article
Simply put, it means a flower blooming on a flower.
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Echeveria Flower Meaning and Legend Origin Explained
It first grew in Mexico and is a perennial herbaceous plant. Its appearance is crystal-clear and plump, very likable. After being introduced to our country, it also became extremely popular and is called the gem flower. It likes to grow in warm, dry places, and can grow tenaciously even under scorching sun and drought conditions. Its flowering period is very long, about seven to ten months, which has also contributed to some of its flower meanings.
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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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Orchid terminology explained in detail, making it easy to understand common professional orchid terms
On April 9, 2010, Mr. Xiao, the owner of Wuhan Chutian Lanhui Garden, and three other orchid enthusiasts drove over a thousand kilometers to Jiande, Zhejiang, where they purchased at a high price from a local orchid grower a pot of 12 plants with two flower spikes of a newly discovered green cymbidium (Cymbidium faberi) with narcissus-type petals. On April 12, they submitted it to the 4th Zhejiang Huangyan Cymbidium Exhibition and returned victorious with a gold award. This move in Jiang...
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Is Cymbidium faberi 'Lao Jipin' easy to bloom? Fragrance and price explained in detail
Petal type: Green-shell green Cymbidium faberi plum petal. History: Discovered in Fuyang in the Xinchou year of the Guangxu reign of the Qing Dynasty (1901), selected by Feng Changjin of Gongcheng Garden in Hangzhou, Zhejiang. To distinguish it from 'Jiangnan Xin Jipin', the orchid community called it 'Lao Jipin'. Characteristics: Leaves 40-55cm long, about 1cm wide. Leaf texture thick, upright...
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