Introduction to the characteristics of the Cymbidium sinense variety Duxiu Mudan
A rare Cymbidium sinense flower from Fujian, named by Mr. Zhang of Chencun. The leaf stalks stand upright, with the tips curving and drooping, and are richly glossy. Its floral form represents a breakthrough among rare flowers. Last year, President Pan of the Guolan Association of Chiayi City, Taiwan, China (Qinggu Orchid Garden), a friend from Taiwan, expressed interest in buying a batch from Mr. Zhang, but the deal fell through because the two sides were N ten-thousand apart. This variety is very few in number, and most...
A rare Cymbidium sinense flower from Fujian, named by Mr. Zhang of Chencun. The leaf stalks stand upright, with the tips curving and drooping, and are richly glossy. Its floral form represents a breakthrough among rare flowers.Last year, President Pan of the Guolan Association of Chiayi City, Taiwan, China (Qinggu Orchid Garden), a friend from Taiwan, expressed interest in buying a batch from Mr. Zhang, but the twosides were N ten-thousand apart, so the deal fell through. This variety is very few in number, and most orchid enthusiasts are not very familiar with this flower. Objectively speaking, rare Cymbidium sinense flowers come intiered forms such as Buddha's Hand and Zimu Hua, and clustered-top forms such as Piaoyi and Tianfu Qi, while the form of Duxiu Mudan is like a single flower of Cymbidium goeringii, with onestem bearing a single rare flower with many tongues and many petals, occasionally with twin-flower forms, quite interesting! Among rare Cymbidium sinense flowers, the only one with just a single flower per stem isthis variety, so it has a certain collectible value!
