What kind of orchid is Dingqi Chunlan? An introduction to its variety characteristics

Dingqi: a rare and peerless treasure.

Origin: discovered in the mountains of Yantou Town, Nanxi River, Yongjia, Wenzhou, Zhejiang at the end of 2008.

Leaf form: exceptionally tall, exceptionally slender upright leaves, leaf length 38-46 cm, leaf width 0.55 cm, leaf color dark green and glossy. The groove is very deep, forming a V shape, and the leaf tip is exceptionally slender and finely pointed. It has a distinctive charm.

Flower quality: strong fragrance, flower stem height 15-18 cm. Four main petals: the petal positions are symmetrical, with butterfly-like and tongue-like transformation, a dewy and fleshy feel, appearing like white jade. Four purplish-red stripes are evenly distributed across the front-middle portion of the four main petals. The petal color is clean and crisp, the purplish-red stripes clear and bright, the lines smooth, not mixed or cluttered, and the base of the tongue-transformed main petals is layered with red, purple, and black. The throat is deep and bright. The column is emulsified. It is the most standard four-core butterfly orchid. The side petals are likewise four: the flesh is rich and mellow, the petal color emerald green, crystal clear, exactly like jade. Finely pointed, forming a cross shape when half open, and fully reflexed when fully open. Seeing this flower bloom is like an angel gracefully floating, and also like a young girl fresh from bathing. None can help but admire it, none can help but be enchanted by it. Since ancient times, although many famous and rare flowers have appeared, never has there been such a pure and elegant, beautiful yet not gaudy four-core rare butterfly orchid. It is truly a peerless wonder of ancient and modern times. Call her a rare and peerless treasure--Dingqi.