Variety Characteristics and Appreciation of the Long-Life Plum Cymbidium (Cymbidium faberi)
Red Cymbidium type plum petal, 35-45 cm long, 1-1.2 cm wide, leaves slanting outward with tips bending and drooping, forming a "V" shape in the middle-narrow middle, veins prominent, leaf color dark green and glossy. Old leaves tend to scorch at the tips. Flower stalk thick and tall, stalk color emerald green, flower stems dark purplish-red, bearing 6-10 flowers, spacing between flowers particularly wide, spacing between the top 2 flowers extremely...
Red Cymbidium type plum petal, 35-45 cm long, 1-1.2 cm wide, leaves slanting outward with tips bending and drooping, forming a "V" shape in the middle-narrow middle, veins prominent, leaf color dark green and glossy. Old leaves tend to scorch at the tips.
Flower stalk thick and tall, stalk color emerald green, flower stems dark purplish-red, bearing 6-10 flowers, spacing between flowers particularly wide, spacing between the top 2 flowers extremely small. Outer three petals with long feet and large round tips, tightly edged like a soup spoon, single-character shoulder, petals extremely thick. Deep hooded semi-hard silkworm-moth pollen cap, cap ends without white tips, the column exposed at the back between the petal caps, tongue root deeply embraced within the petal caps, tongue petal long and round, spreading and not curling, red spots pale. Flower form majestic, flower color bright green and lustrous.
