Shiyuan (Diyuan) Cymbidium faberi detailed introduction
Shiyuan was introduced from China to Japan in 1933, cultivated by Mr. Naruse and others in Kanazawa, Japan, and reintroduced back to our country in 1996, beginning to spread in Jiangsu Province. Petal type: red-sheath plum petal. History: selected before the War of Resistance, also called "Diyuan". Characteristics: the three outer petals are short and round, the tips carry sharp points, and the texture is thick. Semi-hard keels, ru-yi tongue. Leaves are semi-pendant, and the leaf color is emerald green...
Shiyuan was introduced from China to Japan in 1933, cultivated by Mr. Naruse and others in Kanazawa, Japan, and reintroduced back to our country in 1996, beginning to spread in Jiangsu Province.
Petal type: red-sheath plum petal
History: selected before the War of Resistance, also called "Diyuan".
Characteristics: the three outer petals are short and round, the tips carry sharp points, and the texture is thick. Semi-hard keels, ru-yi tongue. Leaves are semi-pendant, and the leaf color is emerald green.
