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Introduction to the Characteristics and Care Methods of the Chun Yipin Cymbidium goeringii Variety
: Narcissus petal form. : Selected during the Bingyin year of the Tongzhi reign of the Qing Dynasty by a person surnamed Yao from Shanghai, hence it is also known as Yao's Chun Yipin. : The three outer petals have rounded heads with angled tips, slender stalks with contracted bases, level shoulders, deep soft Guanyin pocket-shaped petals, separated chambers, and a large round lip. The flower color is pretty and lovely; when in full bloom the three petals stand upright, and the flowering period is long. The bracts are deep purple; the leaves are obliquely upright, dark green in color, with slightly blunt leaf tips.
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Introduction to the Characteristics and Appreciation Methods of the Zhenpin Huilan Variety
Also known as "Zhenpin Mei," it was selected in 1930 by He Gengquan of Wujin, Jiangsu, and named Gengquan Mei at the time; in 1941, after Mr. Xie Ruishan of Suzhou cultivated it and it bloomed again, because its flower shape and bearing were of a rare variety, it was given the new name "Zhenpin"; afterward the orchid world also called it "Dicui" (it shares the same name as but is a different plant from the "Dicui" that was lost by the end of the Qing dynasty...
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Introduction to the Characteristics and Care Methods of the Xianxia Cymbidium faberi Variety
Leaves 35-45cm long and 0.8cm wide, of a narrow, slender leaf shape, with a clear double margin along the leaf edges. The leaf posture is semi-pendant. The flower scape is slender, equal in height to the leaf frame, and the flower stem is emerald green; each scape bears 5-8 flowers. The three outer petals are narrow and long, with a contracted base and flared corners, and the two lateral sepals spread horizontally. The petals are upward-curling cat-ear-shaped columns, and the lip is a large rolled tongue, with bright and densely packed red spots on the tongue surface. The five petals are emerald green, and all petal edges have yellow-white borders.
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Does the Chunlan 'Lao Dai Mei' have fragrance, along with its photo characteristics and care methods
History: During the Daoguang period, it was selected by orchid traders in Ningbo, Zhejiang. Another account: during the Daoguang period of the Qing Dynasty, it was selected and bred by an orchid lover surnamed Wang in Ningbo, Zhejiang. Usually one scape bears two flowers, one above the other, like "two generations," hence the name "Dai Mei" (Mei of the generations); at present the orchid world generally calls it "Lao Dai Mei." Characteristics: the three outer petals have rounded tips and extremely fine bases; the two lateral sepals are long...
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Introduction to the Variety Characteristics and Care Methods of Rainbow Jianlan
Rainbow is an evolved variety of Xiaotaohong. Rainbow is an old variety of four-season orchid with both leaf and flower art, and it is a practice plant worth growing for beginners: 1. Cheap, everyone can afford it. 2. Easy to grow and bloom, tolerant of rough management. 3. Leaf art evolves, often bringing surprises.
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Introduction to the Characteristics and Care Methods of the Cymbidium 'Huang Yipin' Variety
Huang Yipin: a Cymbidium ensifolium (Fujian cymbidium) cultivar, plum-petal type, a famous variety. History: Huang Yipin was originally named "Pan'an Mei" and originated in Sichuan. Characteristics: the foliage is short and sturdy, the bloom form is stable, and the flowers rise above the foliage. The flower shape and style are elegant, with little change from first opening to fading; the flower color is green with a yellow tinge, the flowers are about 3 cm large, bearing 5-8 flowers per scape, with good flower retention and a delicate fragrance. It belongs to the green-stem...
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Characteristics of the Emei Xian Jianlan (Cymbidium ensifolium) variety and its cultivation and care methods
The Land of Abundance, at the foot of Mount Emei, gathers the spiritual essence of the immortal mountain, the Buddhist aura of the Great Buddha, and the fame of Guo Moruo. Among all orchid varieties, only the Emei Xian stands supreme! The Emei Xian is the finest of the four-season orchid leaf-art varieties, named for its "strings" (xian) - its tall leaves resemble the strings of a plucked guqin. Looking across all orchid varieties, only this one possesses such a trait. Truly it is a blessing for the Land of Abundance, a blessing for the immortal mountain, a blessing for Jiazhou!! Beautiful!...
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Introduction to the Characteristics and Care Methods of the Double Beauty Cymbidium sinense Variety
Cymbidium sinense 'Double Beauty' is an excellent Cymbidium sinense variety. This line of plants shows deep-claw variegation and also produces crown variegation, so the flower colors are relatively bright and vivid.
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Introduction to the Characteristics and Care Methods of the Chinese Sumo Cymbidium Variety
Cymbidium sinense 'Zhonghua Su'
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Introduction to the Characteristics and Care Methods of the Meihuang Jianlan Variety
Flower name: Meihuang (different from the Meiwang of the mainland), origin: selected in Hong Kong, China. Details: a standard plum-blossom type; strong plants bloom as true lotus-plum blossoms, with vigorous pouches, clearly constricted bases and flared corners; the quantity is not large, and it only flowed into the mainland in recent years; it is a different variety from the Meiwang selected by Mr. Zheng Liyong of the mainland, and is a high-grade four-season plum-petal type.
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