Introduction to the variety characteristics of Cymbidium goeringii 'Oriental Pearl'
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Cymbidium goeringii 'Oriental Pearl' is a new type of ruidie (double-flowered form with a distinctive pistil). The leaves grow to about 25 cm tall, and the leaf variegation on the plant is excellent; when the leaf variegation appears, the plant becomes shorter. The flowers are large, with a snow-white base color and striking red spots and patches, creating strong contrast. It is a rather distinctive new flower. This plant produces new growths well, but has few roots; usually a single growth has only one root, which is quite an oddity.
Cymbidium goeringii 'Oriental Pearl' is a new type of ruidie. The leaves grow to about 25 cm tall, and the leaf variegation on the plant is excellent; when the leaf variegation appears, the plant becomes shorter. The flowers are relatively large, about 7 cm. The base color is snow-white, with striking red spots and patches, creating strong contrast. It is a rather distinctive new flower. This plant produces new growths well, but has few roots; usually a single growth has only one root, which is quite an oddity. The column is mutated, with no anther, and has become a thread-like incense column.
