What kind of orchid variety is Ruyi Mei Jianlan
Origin: Selected and bred in Guangdong. Content: I heard there are two lines of Ruyi Mei (please correct me if I am wrong, seniors). The one I am introducing is said to be the Guangdong Ruyi Mei. Recently another group said theirs was selected and bred in Sichuan. I heard from orchid friends that its flowers bloom extraordinarily well, so a Shenzhen orchid friend asked me in return how my bloom could be Ruyi Mei. My flower is indeed Ruyi Mei, the old variety of Ruyi Mei passed down in Chaoshan. I introduced it from Old Qiu at Zhongjiao Net in 2004. This flower blooms quite well, the tongue is a bit long, and the center holds up only so-so, but the outer petals have good narrowed bases and flared tips. The flower blooms large, stands above the leaves, and is fragrant. Strangely, this flower rarely appears, and it indeed sprouts slowly. It was not valued much before, so I estimate there are not many left in existence.
Origin: Selected and bred in Guangdong
Content: I heard there are two lines of Ruyi Mei (please correct me if I am wrong, seniors). The one I am introducing is said to be the Guangdong Ruyi Mei. Recently another group said theirs was selected and bred in Sichuan. I heard from orchid friends that its flowers bloom extraordinarily well, so a Shenzhen orchid friend asked me in return how my bloom could be Ruyi Mei. My flower is indeed Ruyi Mei, the old variety of Ruyi Mei passed down in Chaoshan. I introduced it from Old Qiu at Zhongjiao Net in 2004. This flower blooms quite well, the tongue is a bit long, and the center holds up only so-so, but the outer petals have good narrowed bases and flared tips. The flower blooms large, stands above the leaves, and is fragrant. Strangely, this flower rarely appears, and it indeed sprouts slowly. It was not valued much before, so I estimate there are not many left in existence.
