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  • Introduction to the Chunlan (Cymbidium goeringii) cultivar Shi'an Mei, also known as Donggang Da Mei

    Shi'an Mei: An old and new cultivar of Chunlan (Cymbidium goeringii), also known as Donggang Da Mei. In 1992, Shi Anteng, an orchid enthusiast from Beilun, Ningbo, Zhejiang, selected and named it from a local mountain. Jin Dingxian, an orchid grower from Shaoxing, purchased it and named it Donggang Da Mei. It once won the gold award at the 4th Zhejiang Provincial Orchid Expo.

  • Cymbidium goeringii 'Zhonghua Baoding', also known as 'Xinchang Wuxing Die'

    Xinchang Wuxing Die (Zhonghua Baoding), collected in 1996 by an orchid enthusiast surnamed Wang from Puti Peak Mountain in Xinchang, comes from the same mountain as Xinchang's Hurui; because it has seldom appeared at orchid shows, it has always been "kept in the inner chambers, unknown to the world." I have always highly regarded this flower, considering it a representative variety of Xinchang's exotic-flower types, and believe that in the near future she...

  • Introduction to the Pink Rabbit Cymbidium kanran variety, let's get to know this orchid

    Wild-collected fine-leaf Cymbidium kanran, dwarf grass type, pink flowers.

  • Growing and care knowledge for three flowers: lily, narcissus, and cold orchid

    In 2000, selected and bred by orchid enthusiasts in Lipu County, Guangxi from wild-collected plants, large roots and fine leaves. Cultivated by Brother Wei, an orchid enthusiast from Lipu. To date, thirteen plants large and small. The flower resembles lily petals. Short rounded tongue, cat-ear-shaped sepals. The red marking on the tongue is even more prominent, a rare good flower. As everyone knows, things are beautiful because they are rare, and only then do they have collectible value. I am very optimistic about the flower form. The only shortcoming is the speckled color, the color transition is not fully achieved, and yet...

  • Introduction to the Luoshen Chunlan variety, let us get to know this Chunlan orchid

    Chunlan double-colored lotus-form narcissus, originating from Zhoushan, Zhejiang, selected and bred by Mr. Ding Yiqing. In 2010, it won the gold award at the 10th Zhejiang Provincial Chunlan Exhibition (Zhoushan). Luoshen, the goddess of the Luo River, a fairy in the water. The flower is named after the water fairy whose sleeves flutter in the wind, a vivid and expressive name. Another model of a flower made famous by its name. Yet the Luoshen orchid did not become renowned in the orchid world merely by having a good name. Among Chunlan double-colored narcissus-type flowers, no second flower resembling it has yet appeared. Whether in flower form or flower color, it has its own distinctive side. The dignity and elegance of the center, the broadness and grandeur of the outer petals, arching and holding their proper form, leave a deep impression. Looking at it, it is like a beauty overcome with shy charm, vermilion dotting her lips, pink cheeks blushing. It seems as if a flower is at one's side, accompanied by a beauty, giving endless reverie. As if in a hazy drunken gaze, looking at each other without ever tiring. Why? What gradually dazzles the eyes is the flower in the heart!

  • The Cymbidium goeringii cultivar Old Xiaochun is also known as Jiangnan Xiaochun

    In the spring of 1919, Wang Kun of Zihong Mountain, Lanting, Shaoxing, found it on his way to offer incense at Xiaohe Mountain in Hangzhou, and later sold it to Jiufeng Pavilion in Hangzhou. The three outer petals have rounded tips and thick flesh, the pollinia are silkworm-moth shaped, and the petal lips bear red dots. It has a Liu Hai tongue, level flower shoulders, bright flower color, and a tall flower scape. For this reason, the lay Buddhist Yidao, Wu Chunbai, said: "The delicate flower, smiling with dimples, keeps spring," and this line of poetry seems to portray this flower....

  • Detailed Explanation of the Basic Theoretical Knowledge of Chinese Orchid Tongue Shapes

    Chinese orchids have the following several common tongue shapes: 1. Liuhai tongue (bang fringe tongue): the drooping part of the tongue blade closely resembles the front bang in a woman's hairstyle. This type of tongue is mostly paired with plum-form narcissus floral art. 2. Large round tongue: the tongue is short, round, broad and large, and the width of the tongue petal is equal to or greater than the diameter of the central palace. The large round tongue is generally paired with lotus-petal floral art. 3. Ruyi tongue: there are large and small Ruyi tongues....

  • Detailed Explanation of Orchid Petal Shape Characteristics and Appreciation Knowledge

    Petal shape refers to the shape of the petals. Orchids generally have five major petal shapes: plum petal, lotus petal, narcissus petal, plain-heart petal, and strange petal. 1. Plum petal: The sepals are short and round, shaped like plum blossom petals, the column petals form a hood, and the lip petal is flat and straight, hard and not curling backward. Song Mei is the most typical representative variety, and there are about 50 commonly seen varieties. 2. Lotus petal: The sepals are thick and broad...