Introduction to the Characteristics of the Cymbidium lianpan 'Jiqing He' Variety
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Jiqing He was originally named He-type Mabai Lianban. The main and secondary petals have tight edges and are slightly incurved, broad at the front and triangular in shape. The petal lips (column petals) close together like a mussel shell. The petals have seven veins, five distinct and two faint. The lip is broad, round and hangs flat, with block-shaped red patches that extend to the base of the lip, and both cheeks show red. Jiqing He was originally named He-type Mabai Lianban. The main petal, secondary petals...
Jiqing He was originally named He-type Mabai Lianban. The main and secondary petals have tight edges and are slightly incurved, broad at the front and triangular in shape. The petal lips close together like a mussel shell. The petals have 7 veins, 5 distinct and 2 faint. The lip is broad, round and hangs flat, with block-shaped red patches that extend to the base of the lip, and both cheeks show red. Jiqing He was originally named He-type Mabai Lianban. The main petal and secondary petals have tight edges and are slightly incurved, broad at the front and triangular in shape. The petal lips close together like a mussel shell. The petals have 7 veins, 5 distinct and 2 faint. The lip is broad, round and hangs flat, with block-shaped red patches that extend to the base of the lip, and both cheeks show red. When the ancients appreciated the He type among orchids, they admired the trait of a contracted base and flared corners. A contracted base means the base of the petal is narrow, and flared corners mean the tip of the petal is broad, resembling a lotus emerging from water.