Introduction to the Characteristics of the Yang's Sudie Cymbidium goeringii Variety
: Butterfly petal: Selected before the War of Resistance Against Japan: The three outer petals are short and wide, the lower half of the side petals is transformed into a plain lip, with a large round tongue; the green and white colors of the flower set each other off, like a white butterfly dancing, with soft ripples that are captivating. The bracts are green, the leaves are broad, and semi-erect.
[Petal type]: Butterfly petal
[History]: Selected before the War of Resistance Against Japan
[Characteristics]: The three outer petals are short and wide, the lower half of the side petals is transformed into a plain lip, with a large round tongue; the green and white colors of the flower set each other off, like a white butterfly dancing, with soft ripples that are captivating. The bracts are green, the leaves are broad, and semi-erect.
In 1920, selected by Yang Zuren of Ningbo, owner of Chen Yiding. The three petals are broad and wide, the lower half of the side petals is transformed into a plain lip, with a large round tongue. The flower color is emerald green; because the transformed lip part is long, broad, and white, the whole flower shape is like a pink butterfly dancing, with a soft and captivating posture. The bracts are green, marked with green veins. New buds and leaves are green, the leaves are obliquely erect, the three outer petals are short, round, and broad, with dark green vein patterns inside the petals, and the lower half of the sepals on both sides is white and butterfly-transformed, with mussel-shell-shaped holding petals.
