Introduction to the Variety Characteristics of the Tiger-Rui Butterfly Spring Orchid
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The leaf habit is obliquely drooping, the leaf groove is deep, the leaf width is medium, the leaf margin serrations are coarse, and the leaf texture is thick, moist and glossy. The flower buds are mercury red, and the ovary sheath has red sand clouding. The flower stalk is silver-red, tall and rising above the leaf frame. It often bears two flowers per scape, with the flowers spaced openly. The flower shape is large, the three outer sepals are bamboo-leaf shaped, the petal lips are fully labellated with both lobules and folds complete, and on the 3 lip segments...
The leaf habit is obliquely drooping, the leaf groove is deep, the leaf width is medium, the leaf margin serrations are coarse, and the leaf texture is thick, moist and glossy. The flower buds are mercury red, and the ovary sheath has red sand clouding. The flower stalk is silver-red, tall and rising above the leaf frame. It often bears two flowers per scape, with the flowers spaced openly. The flower shape is large, the three outer sepals are bamboo-leaf shaped, the petal lips are fully labellated with both lobules and folds complete, and the red spots on the 3 lip segments are uniform in shape, all forming an "A" shape, with the base of the lip segments bright purple. It is an outstanding one among the 3-lip butterflies, and it can also bear double flowers.
