The easiest-to-grow Chunlan (Cymbidium goeringii) with intense fragrance, a rare flower and a celebrated classic variety: beautiful blooms with a captivating fragrance

This is one of the four great rare flowers among Chunlan orchids, named Jiuxian Mudan (Nine Immortals Peony). A lotus-petal rare flower with oily green color; each flower has as many as several dozen petals, and the leaves are emerald green. It once won a gold award at an orchid exposition. This flower is very beautiful and elegant, with a strong fragrance when in bloom. It is a rare fine orchid variety. It is very easy to grow, with thick leaves, blooms easily, has a very high reblooming rate, flowers very consistently, blooms every year, has strong adaptability to the environment, is not prone to dying, and is very easy to keep.

Jiuxian Mudan can be said to be an outstanding one among orchids, and also the easiest variety of orchid to grow. Not only are its flowers large, with petals like a lotus and blooms like a peony, hence the name Jiuzhou Mudan (Nine Provinces Peony). When Jiuzhou Mudan blooms, everyone who sees it finds it rare and beautiful, never tiring of looking at it, and it is also very easy to care for, making it the first choice variety for orchid enthusiasts to grow.

When transplanting Jiuxian Mudan, it is best to do so in spring, because spring is the season when all things revive. At this time, the survival rate of transplanting is the highest, and rooting and sprouting are both very fast, thereby ensuring normal and healthy growth. During care, pay attention to providing suitable temperatures, avoiding direct sunlight, controlling watering and moisture, ventilating in a timely manner, and fertilizing reasonably.

Because the Jiuxian Mudan orchid is very precious, it is not recommended for beginners to grow. Beginners can first grow some ordinary common varieties; even if they do not grow them well, it will cost at most ten or twenty yuan. If they start by growing some precious varieties, and if they fail to grow them well, it is easy to lose more than they gain. Therefore, beginners should start with ordinary varieties, and it is not too late to grow precious varieties once they have experience.