Red-stemmed Cui Tao Chunlan is a variety with red flower stems and petals shaped like peach blossoms.

: Plum Petal: Selected in Pujiang during the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty.: The three outer petals are especially wide, narrowing at the base to form a diamond shape, thin in texture, jade-green in color, resembling peach blossom petals, hence the name. The petaloids (holding petals) are folded back-to-back, hardening into yellow hard blocks. The lip is thick and small, shaped like "three petals and one nose". The scape is tall and purple-red, and the leaves are broad and arching.