Sixi Die is a famous butterfly-type cultivar among Chinese cymbidiums.
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The new shoots are purplish-red; the leaves are long and narrow, 33-34 cm long and about 0.7-1 cm wide, semi-arching, with a slightly deep leaf groove forming a shallow "V" shape; the leaf texture is thick, the leaf margins have coarse serrations, and the color is dark green and glossy; the leaf posture is soft and graceful. The bracts are light reddish-purple with dark purple vein patterns. The flower form is unstable: sometimes there are five or six petals and 4-6 tongues, ...
The new shoots are purplish-red; the leaves are long and narrow, 33-34 cm long and about 0.7-1 cm wide, semi-arching, with a slightly deep leaf groove forming a shallow "V" shape; the leaf texture is thick, the leaf margins have coarse serrations, and the color is dark green and glossy; the leaf posture is soft and graceful. The bracts are light reddish-purple with dark purple vein patterns. The flower form is unstable: sometimes there are five or six petals and 4-6 tongues, and sometimes only two or three tongues. The white tongue is dotted with bright red spots.
