Introduction to the characteristics of the Cymbidium goeringii 'Huading Mudan' variety

"Huading Mudan" is a type of Cymbidium goeringii. As its name suggests, it differs from the three-petaled form of other orchids; instead it has many lips and many petals, blooming freely, shaped like a peony, looking lustrous and rich, and leaving a deep impression.

This pot of orchid has tall, upright flower stalks, and many petals yet uncluttered; at the very center are white petals with purplish-red veining, gradually becoming a half-leaf, half-flower state toward the outside, with colors also half green and half white, which is quite marvelous. Further out, the green is mixed with a trace of white or purplish-red, and by the outermost petals, they look exactly the same as the leaves.

Orchid enthusiasts exhibiting the plant told reporters that this pot of "Huading Mudan" comes from Tiantai Mountain and is a mutated variety. Its preciousness lies in being a natural hybrid, with stable blooming characteristics and excellent flower quality, which is very rare among orchid varieties. A single flower generally has about fifteen petals, with layered, gradual colors, full of charm, and it gives off the unique delicate fragrance of Cymbidium goeringii, so it can be said to possess color, fragrance, and charm all at once.