Introduction to the Green Beeqiao Cymbidium faberi Variety and Analysis of Its Characteristics
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It has fine, narrow leaves; the leaf texture is thick and hard, and the leaf posture is semi-pendant. The flower scape is slender and upright, rising above the leaf framework, and both the flower stem and the small flower stalks are green. The three outer sepals have long feet and round tips, appearing long-ovate; the sepal texture is rather thin, and the sepal tips have notches and develop spoon-like wrinkles. The two lateral sepals are level-shouldered. The pistil is semi-hard; when it first opens it is flat, and after 2-3 days the two pistils turn upward, resembling cat ears. The lip...
It has fine, narrow leaves; the leaf texture is thick and hard, and the leaf posture is semi-pendant. The flower scape is slender and upright, rising above the leaf framework, and both the flower stem and the small flower stalks are green. The three outer sepals have long feet and round tips, appearing long-ovate; the sepal texture is rather thin, and the sepal tips have notches and develop spoon-like wrinkles. The two lateral sepals are level-shouldered. The pistil is semi-hard; when it first opens it is flat, and after 2-3 days the two pistils turn upward, resembling cat ears. The lip is a small dragon-swallowing tongue. The flower shape resembles "Chibeeqiao," hence it is named "Green Beeqiao."
