Detailed Introduction to Qingyuan Mei, a Meiban Variety of Cymbidium goeringii
History: In 1983, Huang Xiaojin of Hangzhou selected it from orchid plants dug up by a farmer in Tonglu; "Jiangnan Xue" was selected at the same time. Both plants were dug by the same orchid farmer from Qingyuan Mountain at the border between Tonglu and Fuyang. Characteristics: After Qingyuan blooms, not only are the three outer petals round and neat, but the tight edges are also extremely good; when the three outer petals are picked off, they can scoop water like a small spoon...
History: In 1983, Huang Xiaojin of Hangzhou selected it from orchid plants dug up by a farmer in Tonglu; "Jiangnan Xue" was selected at the same time. Both plants were dug by the same orchid farmer from Qingyuan Mountain at the border between Tonglu and Fuyang.
Characteristics: After Qingyuan blooms, not only are the three outer petals round and neat, but the tight edges are also extremely good; when the three outer petals are picked off, they can scoop water like a small spoon. The flower color is pure green. Because cyan is the source of green, and based on the homophone between the flower color and the place of origin, it was named "Qingyuan Mei". Later, this flower spread to Jiangsu, and because of its beautiful flower quality, someone named it "Tianzhen Mei".