Introduction to the characteristics of the Cymbidium ensifolium variety Xinghuang Mei
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A four-season summer orchid with plum-petal form, originating from Emei, Sichuan, discovered in 1994. Leaves are about 2 cm wide, arching outward and soft-drooping, with fingerprint-like markings. Strong growths reach about 35 cm long. Red stalks bear yellow flowers, flower size about 2-3.2 cm, with 4-7 flowers per spike. The flower stalk is short and held above the leaves. It produces shoots and flowers freely, with a strong fragrance. The flower form is a yellow-green plum-petal type, with short, wide, round outer petals....
A four-season summer orchid with plum-petal form, originating from Emei, Sichuan, discovered in 1994. Leaves are about 2 cm wide, arching outward and soft-drooping, with fingerprint-like markings. Strong growths reach about 35 cm long. Red stalks bear yellow flowers, flower size about 2-3.2 cm, with 4-7 flowers per spike. The flower stalk is short and held above the leaves. It produces shoots and flowers freely, with a strong fragrance. The flower form is a yellow-green plum-petal type, with short, wide, round outer petals. The soft inner petals form a pouch, and the round lip is dignified.
