Home › Orchids › Article

Cymbidium goeringii 'Tiannv Wu' (Wengzhou Ruodie) Variety Introduction

Orchids 0 views
Discovered in Zhoushan, Zhejiang in 1982, originally named "Wengzhou Ruodie". This flower is highly variable, with its bloom form changing from year to year. Typically it is a three-lipped ruodie (stamen-petal butterfly type); when it blooms well, it can have five or six lips, and when two flowers bloom on a single scape, it can have as many as nine lips and is even more beautiful.
Discovered in Zhoushan, Zhejiang in 1982, originally named "Wengzhou Ruodie". This flower is highly variable, with its bloom form changing from year to year. Typically it is a three-lipped ruodie (stamen-petal butterfly type); when it blooms well, it can have five or six lips, and when two flowers bloom on a single scape, it can have as many as nine lips and is even more beautiful.

Related Articles