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Detailed Introduction to the Characteristics of the Pujiang Meidie Jianlan Variety

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The butterfly-ization ratio of the 3-flower stems is not considered very high, especially judging from the bloom performance of Xin Shuixian Die in Guangdong over the past two years, the butterfly-ization ratio is low (relatively unstable), while Lao Sanyuan and Pujiang Meidie are basically stable. As for the center column, Lao Sanyuan's center column is harder than that of Pujiang Meidie. When Lao Sanyuan does not bloom well, it will show split heads and folded backs, while Pujiang is relatively better. As for...
The butterfly-ization ratio of the 3-flower stems is not considered very high, especially judging from the bloom performance of Xin Shuixian Die in Guangdong over the past two years, the butterfly-ization ratio is low (relatively unstable), while Lao Sanyuan and Pujiang Meidie are basically stable. As for the center column, Lao Sanyuan's center column is harder than that of Pujiang Meidie. When Lao Sanyuan does not bloom well, it will show split heads and folded backs, while Pujiang is relatively better. As for the butterfly-ized part, the butterfly-ized part of Lao Sanyuan is distributed in the form of banded spots plus block spots, and the butterfly-ized part extends all the way to the front end of the lower half of the two side petals, while the butterfly-ization of Pujiang Meidie is basically distributed as banded spots, and is concentrated in the butterfly skirt part at the middle and rear end of the lower half of the two outer petals, with few block spots extending to the front end of the lower half of the side petals. As a result, Lao Sanyuan's outer petals are relatively more spreading outward, while Pujiang Meidie's outer petals are pulled down by the butterfly-ization and arch inward more strongly. In the feeling of a single flower bloomed this way, both the main petal and the two side petals of Pujiang Meidie show a sense of roundness, giving the feeling of a round petal (plum), while Lao Sanyuan has more of a sense of narrowed base and flared corners within the arching embrace, giving the feeling of a lotus. Therefore, Lao Sanyuan was formerly named "He Mei Die," while Pujiang is a standard plum butterfly. In addition, although the bloom performance of Xin Shuixian Die is quite similar to Pujiang Meidie in the center column, its outer petals have long legs, and the butterfly-ization is relatively unstable (judging from the bloom performance in Guangdong over the past two years). The two side petals are pulled down by the butterfly-ized part and show a large drooping-shoulder shape, and the flower quality is completely not on the same level as the previous two flowers.

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