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What kind of orchid is the Snow-White Claw Cymbidium sinense? An introduction to its variety characteristics

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Cymbidium sinense 'Snow-White Claw', a rare and hard-to-come-by variety! It is a dual beauty of flower and foliage; the outer petals are flat and the fragrance is pleasant too. The ones usually seen are about 50 cm long, the flower scape does not rise high above the leaves, and the number of flowers is within ten. Both the growth rate and the flowering rate are good. The flower shoulders are flat, the color is bicolor, the lip petals close together, and the three outer petals are in the narcissus type. It is a good variety.
Cymbidium sinense 'Snow-White Claw', a rare and hard-to-come-by variety! It is a dual beauty of flower and foliage; the outer petals are flat and the fragrance is pleasant too. The ones usually seen are about 50 cm long, the flower scape does not rise high above the leaves, and the number of flowers is within ten. Both the growth rate and the flowering rate are good. The flower shoulders are flat, the color is bicolor, the lip petals close together, and the three outer petals are in the narcissus type. It is a good variety.

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