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Introduction to Sweet Pepper Varieties and Their Characteristics: Cuimeixing, Cuilüxing, Blue Star, Uranus
Peppers are a vegetable we often eat in our daily lives. The method for growing peppers in pots is relatively simple, and many people grow them on their own balconies. So which pepper variety are you growing? Have you grown any of the peppers introduced below? Cuimei
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Bell Pepper Variety Introductions and Characteristics: Cuimeixing, Cuiluxing, Blue Star, Uranus
Peppers are a vegetable we often eat in our daily lives. The method for growing peppers in pots is relatively simple, and many people grow them on their own balconies. So which pepper variety are you growing? Have you grown any of the peppers introduced below? Cuimei
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Cymbidium faberi 'Cuimei' Pictures and Characteristics Introduction, How Much Does One Seedling Cost
There are many varieties of Cymbidium faberi, but do you know the variety Cuimei? This orchid is not cheap, which is a highlight by which many people know it. Its usual price is around 1000 yuan to 1500 yuan. So what characteristics does it have? Cuimei's grass is at most less than
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Characteristics and Appreciation Points of the Cuimei Huilan Variety
Features: The flower scape is light green, 40 cm tall, the pedicels are pinkish-purple, bearing 8-11 flowers; the three outer petals have long stems and large round heads, with small pointed tips at the petal ends; the texture is glutinous and the flesh is thick, with a finely constricted base; the two lateral sepals form a straight-line shoulder; the pistil is a semi-hard hood; the five petals are separated at the base; the lip is a dragon-swallowing tongue, with bright red spots on the tongue surface; the flower form is well-balanced and is listed among the "New Eight Varieties"...
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Introduction and Appreciation of the Yuecuimei Cymbidium (Hui Orchid) Variety
Yuecuimei, a New Cymbidium (Hui Orchid) Variety
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Introduction to the characteristics of the Yang's Cuimei Chunlan (Cymbidium goeringii) variety
In March 1994, Yang Hanqi, an orchid enthusiast from Liyang, Jiangsu, personally went to Zhoushan, Zhejiang, and selected it on a mountain top. From 1995 onward it bloomed again every year, with a stable flower form. In March 1998 it won the Excellent New Variety Award at the East China Orchid Exhibition, and was first named "Yang's Cuimei". The new shoots are quicksilver red, and as the leaves emerge the leaf sheaths gradually turn purplish red. The mature leaves are about 30cm long and 1cm wide. The leaf texture is thick and fine...
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