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Introduction and Appreciation of the Chunlan 'Caixia Xianzi' Variety

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Flower-obsessed Girl: The New Meixian at Xinchang orchid enthusiast Pan Ruiping's home. He is also the owner of 'Ruihe'. It is said that this new Meixian was also discovered in Guoju, Beilun. At that time on the mountain, Brother Pan traded a single plant of 'Ruihe' to the fellow orchid digger who went with him to dig orchids, in exchange for three old pseudobulbs. After seeing the flower this year, I was moved by the thought that this flower was also dug up in Beilun (I'm dizzy, it seems quite a few good things from Beilun have been dug up and taken away). So they asked me, as a member of the home community, to name this new flower. I was quite apprehensive, and after thinking for several days I came up with a few names for Brother Rui to choose from and decide. In the end he decided to name this new flower 'Caixia Xianzi' (Rosy Cloud Fairy). At the time, I chose this name mainly because of the flower's color, like the morning glow in the sky. I felt it was quite rare for Beilun to produce a bicolor meixian-form shuixian.. (I admit I have a very strong hometown sentiment.) This 'Caixia Xianzi', standing gracefully, do you like it? Hehe!
Flower-obsessed Girl: The New Meixian at Xinchang orchid enthusiast Pan Ruiping's home. He is also the owner of 'Ruihe'. It is said that this new Meixian was also discovered in Guoju, Beilun. At that time on the mountain, Brother Pan traded a single plant of 'Ruihe' to the fellow orchid digger who went with him to dig orchids, in exchange for three old pseudobulbs. After seeing the flower this year, I was moved by the thought that this flower was also dug up in Beilun (I'm dizzy, it seems quite a few good things from Beilun have been dug up and taken away). So they asked me, as a member of the home community, to name this new flower. I was quite apprehensive, and after thinking for several days I came up with a few names for Brother Rui to choose from and decide. In the end he decided to name this new flower 'Caixia Xianzi'. At the time, I chose this name mainly because of the flower's color, like the morning glow in the sky. I felt it was quite rare for Beilun to produce a bicolor meixian-form shuixian.. (I admit I have a very strong hometown sentiment.) This 'Caixia Xianzi', standing gracefully, do you like it? Hehe!

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