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What variety is the Double Butterfly Cymbidium ensifolium? Characteristics and care overview

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Semi-erect leaves, good texture, emerald green color, sometimes accompanied by leaf variegation; strong plants show obvious colored patches, but they are unstable. Flower scapes rise above the leaves, the flower stems are emerald green, and the plant blooms vigorously; one scape bears 3-5 flowers. The three outer sepals are elongated, green with red streaks, drooping at the shoulders. The petals are fully petaloid (butterfly-shaped), with red markings on a white base, making it a rare three-star butterfly treasure among the Four Seasons Orchid (Cymbidium ensifolium).
Semi-erect leaves, good texture, emerald green color, sometimes accompanied by leaf variegation; strong plants show obvious colored patches, but they are unstable. Flower scapes rise above the leaves, the flower stems are emerald green, and the plant blooms vigorously; one scape bears 3-5 flowers. The three outer sepals are elongated, green with red streaks, drooping at the shoulders. The petals are fully petaloid (butterfly-shaped), with red markings on a white base, making it a rare three-star butterfly treasure among the Four Seasons Orchid (Cymbidium ensifolium).

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