Introduction to the Characteristics of the Silver-Haired Horse-Tail Cymbidium ensifolium Variety
Because its flower shape is the same as that of the Golden-Haired Horse-Tail, and it produces white-centered variegation, it is named Silver-Haired Horse-Tail, and it is also one of the plain-heart linear-leaf variegated varieties bred in Japan. With a drooping leaf posture, the leaf quality is thicker and narrower than that of the Golden-Haired Horse-Tail. On both sides of the leaf margins, fine white lines extend toward the leaf tip, meeting the dark green cap at the leaf tip about 2 cm from the leaf tip, and the leaf surface becomes wrinkled at the meeting point. The leaf underside...
Because its flower shape is the same as that of the Golden-Haired Horse-Tail, and it produces white-centered variegation, it is named Silver-Haired Horse-Tail, and it is also one of the plain-heart linear-leaf variegated varieties bred in Japan.
With a drooping leaf posture, the leaf quality is thicker and narrower than that of the Golden-Haired Horse-Tail. On both sides of the leaf margins, fine white lines extend toward the leaf tip, meeting the dark green cap at the leaf tip about 2 cm from the leaf tip, and the leaf surface becomes wrinkled at the meeting point. The leaf underside is full and powdery silver. It is multi-leafed, usually producing 4 to 5 leaves on one stem, and is not easy to flower.
