A brief introduction to the characteristics of the Fugui Su He Lotus-Petal Orchid variety
"Lianban Orchid Da Fugui" was collected from the mountains in 1992 by Fu Guifa, a Lisu villager from Shangjing Village, and after being cultivated at home for 5 years, it bloomed. In 1995 at the Beginning of Spring, at Fu Guifa's invitation, Mr. Li Wucan, a famous orchid connoisseur from Qiaohou, went to his home and, upon seeing this flower, was greatly surprised, considering it the best among all the plain-color flowers he had ever seen, and so at 1500...
In 1992 it was collected from the mountains in Qiaohou Town, Eryuan County, by Fu Guifa, a Lisu villager from Shangjing Village, and selected and bred by Mr. Li Wucan. It was once called "Da Fugui", "Fugui Su He" and other names.
In the spring of 2003, Mr. Ma Zhihong, CEO of Yunnan Orchid Network, went to Qiaohou Town, Eryuan County to learn about the orchid market. At Mr. Li Wucan's home he saw "Da Fugui" and decided to apply to the China Orchid Association; because Chunlan Da Fugui is a traditional famous variety that has been developed for over a hundred years and is known to every household, in order to avoid the suspicion of copying and duplicating the flower name, Ma Zhihong and Mr. Li Wucan discussed and decided to name this orchid "Fugui Su". In the spring of 2007, Mr. Ma submitted detailed materials to the China Orchid Association and applied for registration as No. 0267 Chinese Famous Orchid Variety.
This variety belongs to the medium-wide-leaf Lianban type, with 6 or 7 leaves, 0.7-1.0 cm wide and 40-50 cm long, semi-pendulous leaves, and a free and elegant leaf posture; it blooms in early spring, with tall flower scapes, a dignified flower appearance, and a large round tongue that is pure and flawless; the petals are lotus-shaped, with a constricted base and broad corners, the petaloids close tightly and transition naturally, and the flower holds extremely well, maintaining a perfect petal shape throughout the entire flowering period. The outer petals show no curling, and the whole flower is lively in spirit and endearing, bringing viewers the elegant beauty of enjoying both flowers and leaves together, mellow and simple, with extremely high ornamental and collectible value, truly a brilliant pearl among plain-color flowers.

"Lianban Orchid Da Fugui" was collected from the mountains in 1992 by Fu Guifa, a Lisu villager from Shangjing Village, and after being cultivated at home for 5 years, it bloomed. In 1995 at the Beginning of Spring, at Fu Guifa's invitation, Mr. Li Wucan, a famous orchid connoisseur from Qiaohou, went to his home and, upon seeing this flower, was greatly surprised, considering it the best among all the plain-color flowers he had ever seen, and so bought a pot of 7 plants at the price of 1500 yuan per plant, leaving the owner with a few old plants. At that time, in this remote small town, after the news spread that more than ten thousand yuan had been spent on a pot of orchids, it caused a great sensation. After Mr. Li took this flower home, he was overjoyed and cultivated it carefully, and after years of cultivation and observation, its traits proved very stable.
This orchid belongs to the medium-wide-leaf Lianban type, with 6 or 7 leaves, 0.7-1.0 cm wide and 40-50 cm long, semi-pendulous leaves, and a free and elegant leaf posture; it blooms in early spring, with tall flower scapes, a dignified flower appearance, and a large round tongue that is pure and flawless; the petals are lotus-shaped, with a constricted base and broad corners, the petaloids close tightly and transition naturally, and the flower holds extremely well, maintaining a perfect petal shape throughout the entire flowering period. The outer petals show no curling, and the whole flower is lively in spirit and endearing, bringing viewers the elegant beauty of enjoying both flowers and leaves together, mellow and simple, with extremely high ornamental and collectible value, truly a brilliant pearl among plain-color flowers. With years of careful cultivation by Master Li, the number of plants increased year by year, and the blooming "Da Fugui" quickly spread by word of mouth and became widely renowned. Workers, farmers and government cadres, who were not well-off to begin with, took out their meager savings one after another to buy one or two plants of "Da Fugui". Everyone hoped that this auspicious orchid would bring wealth, honor and peace, and bring the blessings of heaven! Over several years, this orchid plant "Da Fugui" took deep root in the hearts of the townspeople and is a star orchid known to every household.