Cymbidium goeringii 'Da Fugui' has bloomed, and now is the perfect time to admire the flowers.
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Because I went back to my hometown for Chinese New Year, I don't know exactly when it opened; I estimate it has been open for more than 5 days. The base is constricted, the petals are angled! It's a bit of a pity I didn't capture the first opening! Da Fugui is the top choice among lotus-petal Cymbidium goeringii. Its value for money is very high. If you want Da Fugui to have a good flower presentation, the hardest thing to solve is its flower stem height. As long as Da Fugui's flower...
Because I went back to my hometown for Chinese New Year, I don't know exactly when it opened; I estimate it has been open for more than 5 days. The base is constricted, the petals are angled, and the flower is large! It's a bit of a pity I didn't capture the first opening! Da Fugui is the top choice among lotus-petal Cymbidium goeringii. Its value for money is very high. If you want Da Fugui to have a good flower presentation, the hardest thing to solve is its flower stem height. As long as Da Fugui's flower stem has a certain height, more than half of a good flower presentation is already achieved. Next, I will explain how to make Da Fugui's flower stem relatively taller. First, sufficient vernalization is essential, with about 50 days at around 0°C to 8°C. Second, after vernalization is complete, keep it in shade as much as possible, and add more fine-grade Kanuma pumice below the flower bud (so the flower bud is half-buried). Third, after vernalization is complete, give one heavy watering. These are the experiences I have summarized; I also ask fellow orchid growers for more guidance. Growing environment: a balcony in Northeast China! Below are the pictures taken after returning from my hometown:
