Introduction to the Tianzhen Mei Cymbidium goeringii variety, let us get to know the Tianzhen Mei Cymbidium goeringii
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Purchased by Chen Yaoming of Wuxi in 1997 and named "Tianzhen Mei", meaning: natural without adornment, plum petals treasured by themselves. New shoots are purplish red, and the leaves are semi-arching. The flower scape is slender and round, the flower stalk and bract shell are both pink, the three outer petals are short and round, with tight edges, narrowed bases and widened corners, and thick petal flesh; the two lateral sepals are in an embracing posture, with level shoulders and five petals in separate segments, the petals...
Purchased by Chen Yaoming of Wuxi in 1997 and named "Tianzhen Mei", meaning: natural without adornment, plum petals treasured by themselves. New shoots are purplish red, and the leaves are semi-arching. The flower scape is slender and round, the flower stalk and bract shell are both pink, the three outer petals are short and round, with tight edges, narrowed bases and widened corners, and thick petal flesh; the two lateral sepals are in an embracing posture, with level shoulders and five petals in separate segments. The petals are semi-hard hooded short round central petals, with a "white peak" at the petal tips. The lip is a white ru-yi tongue, with relatively faint hidden red spots on the tongue surface.
