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Introduction to the Characteristics and Care Methods of the Huangmei Cymbidium (Cymbidium faberi) Variety

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Discovered in the wild in 2002 in Suizhou, Hubei. 68% upright leaves, with a thick-textured, slightly V-shaped, broad-leaved leaf form in the upper-middle section; the leaf tips have serrations on the underside, and the new shoots are emerald green, nearly plain-colored. The central column is a cohesive Ruyi tongue, 60% soft pouch, with a soft milky-shaded Guanyin holding petal; the main and secondary petals have constricted bases, tight edges, and rounded tips, a 1:1.35 standard plum blossom form. The flower stalk is 63-68 cm, with a green stalk, green base, and green flowers. The overall appearance is emerald green. Although the flower's staying quality, central column, and the constricted bases and flared tips of the outer petals cannot compare with Liumei, it is still a good flower.
Discovered in the wild in 2002 in Suizhou, Hubei. 68% upright leaves, with a thick-textured, slightly V-shaped, broad-leaved leaf form in the upper-middle section; the leaf tips have serrations on the underside, and the new shoots are emerald green, nearly plain-colored. The central column is a cohesive Ruyi tongue, 60% soft pouch, with a soft milky-shaded Guanyin holding petal; the main and secondary petals have constricted bases, tight edges, and rounded tips, a 1:1.35 standard plum blossom form. The flower stalk is 63-68 cm, with a green stalk, green base, and green flowers. The overall appearance is emerald green. Although the flower's staying quality, central column, and the constricted bases and flared tips of the outer petals cannot compare with Liumei, it is still a good flower.

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