Introduction to the Cymbidium faberi variety Jingxi Caiyun (Xin Duo Yun)
Xin Duo Yun, a rare flower that turns from red to green, is also known as Jingxi Caiyun. In 1987, Tai Shunda of Yixing selected it from among wild-collected Cymbidium faberi flowers, and Qian Zhongfu of Wuxi named it because the flower resembles the old variety Duo Yun. Its outer three petals are short and broad with a finely contracted base, and the petal tips uniformly curl backward, with a thick and supple petal texture. The inner petals are short and broad, curling backward in a cat-ear shape, with yellow milky patches on the inner petals and obvious masculinization. The lip is round...
Xin Duo Yun, a rare flower that turns from red to green, is also known as Jingxi Caiyun. In 1987, Tai Shunda of Yixing selected it from among wild-collected Cymbidium faberi flowers, and Qian Zhongfu of Wuxi named it because the flower resembles the old variety Duo Yun. Its outer three petals are short and broad with a finely contracted base, and the petal tips uniformly curl backward, with a thick and supple petal texture. The inner petals are short and broad, curling backward in a cat-ear shape, with yellow milky patches on the inner petals and obvious masculinization. The round lip is adorned with a fringe, and its 3 colors of white, green and red are vivid. The flower colors are rich and varied, the flower form is elegant, and it blooms frequently. It is truly a top-grade variety among Cymbidium faberi. At this year's Taicang Orchid Exhibition it won the honor of the Special Gold Award.
