Introduction to the Characteristics of the Wumeng Xiongshi Chunlan Variety
Wumeng Xiongshi: a fantastic flower of the Duoxiang series of Chunlan (Chinese orchid). Leaves arch and droop in the middle, about 30-40cm tall and about 1.5cm wide, with 5-8 leaves per shoot. New shoots are reddish-brown, and red streaks are still visible as they grow. Lateral veins are prominent, and the leaf margins are serrated. The flower form is multi-colored, multi-petaled, multi-petaled-lipped (butterfly), and multi-nosed, and it blooms in pairs. The fragrance is strong and refreshing to the heart. Its flower form, flower posture...
In March 2001, it was collected from the mountains in Chahe Town, Bijie City, Guizhou Province. It is also said that in 1998 it was obtained from a mountain villager in Qianxi, Bijie, Guizhou Province. Leaves arch and droop in the middle, about 30-40cm tall and about 1.5cm wide, with 5-8 leaves per shoot. New shoots are reddish-brown, and red streaks are still visible as they grow. Lateral veins are prominent, and the leaf margins are serrated. The flower form is multi-colored, multi-petaled, multi-petaled-lipped (butterfly), and multi-nosed, and it blooms in pairs. The fragrance is strong.
