Douban Orchid April 2012 Market Overview

April 2012 Douban Orchid Market  
April 2012 Douban Orchid Market
Zhujinhong is the mainstream variety Petal flowers are high-end varieties
 
April is hot weather, it isorchidsthe golden period for sprouting, growing seedlings and increasing value, and alsoorchidsthe off-season for trading. However, the Douban Orchid market, influenced by the overall national trend, especially in 2012 when colored petal-type flowers became the mainstream variety, this has already become the major trend of the national orchid market. Zhujinhong of Douban Orchid is the finest among colored flowers, attracting much attention. Represented by Jiuzhou Hongmei and Honghe Hong, especially when a certain quantity of Honghe Hong appeared, it became exceptionally hot.
At this year's national Zhejiang Ninghai Orchid Exhibition, in the traditionalCymbidium goeringiiCymbidium faberimain production areas, Douban has always been overlooked. Many orchid enthusiasts, upon seeing Jiuzhou Hongmei and Honghe Hong, thought it impossible. How could there be orchids this red? Actually, this is easy to understand. Because they had never seen it before.
Douban Orchid's Taiji Shengmei won the gold award, and Honghe Hong won two silver awards, indicating that Douban Orchid is gradually being recognized and is beginning to expand further regionally. The main reason is the entry of orchid enthusiasts from other provinces such as Sichuan and Guizhou. As a result, Honghe Hong stirred up a Honghe wind, full of power. Many major orchid growers from Kunming called saying they wanted to acquire Honghe Hong and Jiuzhou Hongmei. Therefore, the price of Honghe Hong during the same period last year rose from 2000-4000 yuan per plant at the time of the orchid exhibition to 4000-10000 yuan. And this year it rose from 3000 yuan per seedling to 6000 yuan per seedling, with stronger seedlings fetching even higher prices, with transactions occurring constantly and trading volume expanding.
Douban's Su He and Hongyun He were sold at high prices of 20,000 to 50,000, setting off wave after wave. Mid-to-low-end varieties, such as Honghe Xingdie, Honghe Yingxiang, and Luyun, were traded at several hundred yuan per seedling from time to time. The entire Douban Orchid market formed an overall linkage of high-end, mainstream, and low-end, with smooth trading circulation. From the current market conditions, the prospects are broad.
 
                                                                                                      Yunnan Shiping Orchid Enthusiast  Liu Hongqi