Introduction and Appreciation of the Cymbidium ensifolium 'Seven Fairies' Variety
Origin of Cymbidium ensifolium 'Seven Fairies': Selected in 1962 in the Datun Mountain area of Danyong Township, Taipei County, Taiwan, China. Description: A four-season lotus-type solid-center fantastical flower, in which the lip petal transforms into the petaloid stamen, becoming a fantastical flower with one column, three petaloids and three petals, with a rich floral fragrance. Four-season solid-center: Mid-drooping leaves, broad-leaf type, thick and glossy leaf texture, wide leaf base, pointed leaf tip, slightly twisted leaf shape, slightly...
Origin: Selected in 1962 in the Datun Mountain area of Danyong Township, Taipei County, Taiwan, China
Description: A four-season lotus-type solid-center fantastical flower, in which the lip petal transforms into the petaloid stamen, becomingone column, three petaloids and three petalsof the fantastical flower, with a rich floral fragrance.
Four-season solid-center: Mid-drooping leaves, broad-leaf type, thick and glossy leaf texture, wide leaf base, pointed leaf tip, slightly twisted leaf shape, with a slightly wavy leaf surface. Numerous leaves, 3-5 leaves per stem, old leaves tend to scorch at the tips. Stalk and petals are the same color, emerald green; the flower tongue and the petaloid stamen are the same shape, split at the head and joined at the back, forming a connected-flower shape, pale emerald green, very dazzling and eye-catching. Large flowers, long stalks, emerald color, good flowering performance, 5-9 flowers per stem; currently, among the four-season orchid solid-center varieties, it is the only fantastical-shaped flower.
