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Introduction and Appreciation of the Cymbidium goeringii 'Peacock Spreading Its Tail' Variety

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Cymbidium goeringii 'Peacock Spreading Its Tail'

    The plant height is 17 cm, the leaf length is 27 cm, and the leaf width is 0.8 cm. Each plant has 6 leaves arranged symmetrically, each leaf has ridges with a stepped undulation, the leaf tips are all twisted to 90 degrees, each leaf has relatively deep grooves, and the whole plant's foliage is weeping willow-shaped. The three sepals and two petals all have several purple veins; the three sepals, two petals, and lip are all recurved; the two petals are fully open, forming an inverted equilateral triangle with the lip; there are two small red dots on the lip, and two purple veins below the column. The flowering period is mid-February, with a rich fragrance.

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