Golden Splendor Cymbidium goeringii Variety Introduction and Characteristics
Golden Splendor (Golden Yellow Plain Cymbidium goeringii), a famous variety, the flower is initially green and becomes yellower as it opens. Also known as Golden Yellow Plain, this flower is a natural cross between Cymbidium goeringii and Cymbidium sichuanicum. When the plants are strong and nutrients are sufficient, it usually blooms with double flowers. The flowers are large with thick petals and a regular flower form, and the flower color is golden yellow (the flower stalk, the 3 outer petals, the petals, the column, and the lip are almost the same color; the farther inward from the flower stalk to the lip, the yellower the color.). It blooms and multiplies freely. A single Golden Splendor plant has 4 to 7 leaves. A strong plant is about 1 chi tall, and the leaf width is between 0.8 and 1.2 cm. The leaf form is slanted-upright or semi-drooping. After the plant matures, the central leaf is relatively upright, and the leaf color is yellow-green. In addition, it has no leaf stalk ring, so it is very easy to identify even when not in bloom.
Also known as Golden Yellow Plain, this flower is a natural cross between Cymbidium goeringii and Cymbidium sichuanicum. When the plants are strong and nutrients are sufficient, it usually blooms with double flowers. The flowers are large with thick petals and a regular flower form, and the flower color is golden yellow (the flower stalk, the 3 outer petals, the petals, the column, and the lip are almost the same color; the farther inward from the flower stalk to the lip, the yellower the color.). It blooms and multiplies freely. A single Golden Splendor plant has 4 to 7 leaves. A strong plant is about 1 chi tall, and the leaf width is between 0.8 and 1.2 cm. The leaf form is slanted-upright or semi-drooping. After the plant matures, the central leaf is relatively upright, and the leaf color is yellow-green. In addition, it has no leaf stalk ring, so it is very easy to identify even when not in bloom.
