What kind of orchid is the Cymbidium goeringii cultivar Luying?
New shoots are purple-green, with the shoot tips slightly tinged with a purple-red blush and red streaks. The leaves are thick in texture, soft and broad, semi-arching; old leaves are bow-shaped. The leaves are about 1.1-1.3 cm wide and about 26-32 cm long, blue-green, plump and glossy, with deep veins, finely serrated leaf margins, and slightly blunt leaf tips, giving a gentle appearance. The bracts are green with dark green vein patterns on them, and the color fades layer by layer from the outside inward.
LuyingNew shoots are purple-green, with the shoot tips slightly tinged with a purple-red blush and red streaks. The leaves are thick in texture, soft and broad, semi-arching; old leaves are bow-shaped. The leaves are about 1.1-1.3 cm wide and about 26-32 cm long, blue-green, plump and glossy, with deep veins, finely serrated leaf margins, and slightly blunt leaf tips, giving a gentle appearance. The bracts are green with dark green vein patterns on them, and the color fades layer by layer from the outside inward. The outer petals have a contracted base and flared corners, are blue-green, glossy, and thick, forming a spoon shape. The petals are silkworm-moth-shaped and embrace the column, forming a pocket shape; the pocket head is milky white, and the two petals are tightly closed, completely covering the column. It has a large ruyi tongue.
