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What is Taiping Mei Cymbidium goeringii? Introduction to the Taiping Mei Cymbidium goeringii variety
Taiping Mei was discovered in 2006 in Taiping, Huangshan, first named Tianran Mei, and in 2008, after winning the gold award at the Anqing City Cymbidium goeringii Exhibition, it was named "Taiping Mei". It is an outstanding example among the plum-petal colored flowers discovered in recent years.
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Does the Money Tree Bloom? Understanding Its Flowering Conditions
This is a common green plant with a very beautiful form, glossy leaves, and it stays emerald green all year round. It originates from South America and is very robust and vigorous. It has a relatively long lifespan, at least five years. So, have you ever seen it bloom?
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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.
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Introduction to the Characteristics and Appreciation of the Longnü Cymbidium goeringii Variety
The classic colored-flower Baoshan Cymbidium goeringii -- Longnü. Discovered in the Longchuan River basin in the early 1990s, it is a semi-hard-petal bicolor flower Cymbidium goeringii. The flower color is a luxurious and gorgeous light purple, with ivory-yellow stripe lines raised in the middle of the petals, which set off the base color like inlaid gold and jade. The lip's colored petal is a single bright red dot at the center of the flower tongue, exceptionally vivid and expressive. The flower posture...
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Introduction to the Characteristics and Care Methods of the Qian Die Cymbidium goeringii Variety
Cymbidium goeringii (Qidie) Qian Die
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Cymbidium goeringii 'Jingzi' (Huajing Hexian) Variety Introduction
New Cymbidium goeringii cultivar Jingzi (Huajing Hexian) - the flowers have great spirit! A pity the red veins are coarse. Graceful and elegant, standing head and shoulders above the rest. Jingzi (Huajing Hexian), dug up in Zhoushan in '03 by a local orchid enthusiast, has fine curved leaves, tall flower stems, level shoulders, and very good spirit; it won a silver award at the Shaoxing Cymbidium goeringii exhibition. Jingzi, originating from Zhoushan, is a new lotus-type narcissus-flowered variety with tall flower stems that stay in shape and hold their color for a long time...
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Introduction and appreciation of the Tianmen Hedie Cymbidium goeringii variety
Tianmen Hedie: dug by orchid enthusiasts from Xinchang from Zhoushan, named by Bochun, not widely circulated outside. The flower has delicate, elegant colors, standing gracefully like a beauty washing silk by the stream, in plain clothes with jade-like skin, fresh and natural, elegant yet still charming. This flower has delicate, elegant colors, five petals in lotus form, emerald green flower color, the butterfly-transformed part pure white, with pale red lines in the middle...
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Introduction to and appreciation of the Cymbidium goeringii 'Tianmu Hedie' variety
Tianmu Hedie was collected in 1998 in the mountains by Lü Youliang, an orchid farmer from Ru'ao Town, Xinchang. At the time there were 5 plants, all sold to orchid enthusiast Chen Jiadong from Tiantai. Later Chen divided and shared the plants with another orchid enthusiast from Tiantai. Owing to circumstances at home, that enthusiast transferred his share to Pan Shande, an orchid enthusiast and teacher at Tiantai Vocational Technical School. Now, from these two orchid enthusiasts in Tiantai, the plants have spread out...
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Introduction to the Characteristics of the Cymbidium goeringii Variety Qinhai Mudan
Qinhai Mudan, a new red-flowered exotic form of Cymbidium goeringii
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An Introduction to the Characteristics of the Cymbidium goeringii cultivar Heping Mei
Heping Mei was collected in 2003 by Pan Defu, a cymbidium enthusiast from Xinchang, from Jintang in Zhoushan, and named by Chen Jiang. The flower stalk is about 10 cm; the petal edges are tightly cupped and excellent, with a small ruyi-shaped lip and bright red markings. The plant type is slender, with leaves held obliquely upright. The flowering rate is low --- Chen Jiang won a bronze award at the 2008 National Orchid Exhibition in Wenzhou. It is another fine new plum-petal variety selected by Xinchang orchid enthusiasts in recent years, following Wannian Mei, Yuanding Mei, Fengzi, and Huangzi.
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