Introduction to the characteristics of the Willow-leaf White Ink Cymbidium sinense variety
Willow-leaf White Ink is characterized by spreading leaves, a relatively broad leaf waist, willow-leaf shape, and a relatively loose distance between the bracts and leaf clusters, that is, "loose bracts"; the flowers are yellow-white, with 18-20 flowers per inflorescence. Willow-leaf White Ink, also known as "Yunquan Xianguan White Ink Plain" or "Ou Family Ink". It was originally grown by a silk merchant surnamed Ou in Daliang, and later became a treasure of the Yunquan Xianguan on Xiqiao Mountain...
Willow-leaf White Ink is characterized by spreading leaves, a relatively broad leaf waist, willow-leaf shape, and a relatively loose distance between the bracts and leaf clusters, that is, "loose bracts"; the flowers are yellow-white, with 18-20 flowers per inflorescence.
Willow-leaf White Ink, also known as "Yunquan Xianguan White Ink Plain" or "Ou Family Ink". It was originally grown by a silk merchant surnamed Ou in Daliang, and later became a treasured collection of the Yunquan Xianguan on Xiqiao Mountain, spreading through the Nanhai and Shunde areas, and was most abundant in Daliang and Chencun.
