Jianlan Hewang is a classic old variety with standard lotus-petal flowers

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Hewang, an old variety of Jianlan (Four Seasons Orchid), standard lotus-petal flower, blooms 3-9 flowers, yellow, delicate fragrance, small ruyi tongue extending forward, with a patch of red spots, and forming a golden-yellow compound rim, semi-drooping leaves, leaves relatively broad, dark green, leaf length 30cm, leaf width about 1.5cm, flowering period in summer and autumn, can bloom 1-4 times, easy to grow, vigorous in producing shoots, easy to keep alive.

According to the introduction by the famous orchid expert Mr. Chen Shaomin, Hewang appeared around 1988. Its place of origin is Mount Emei in Sichuan Province, and the discoverer was Mr. Deng Yuanxing, president of the Emei Orchid Association. According to Mr. Deng Yuanxing, he bought this variety in 1988 at the local flower market from a flower farmer surnamed Xu. The farmer surnamed Xu found it on Mount Emei between March and April 1988, in bloom. The farmer surnamed Xu thought it was very beautiful and took it home to cultivate. Due to improper management, it could only be sold at the flower market when it bloomed a second time 4 months later. At that time there were more than 10 growths in total, the roots were relatively poor, and the plants were not very complete. After careful cultivation by Mr. Deng Yuanxing, it bloomed again in 1989, and Mr. Deng Yuanxing named it "Hewang". In August 1990, Hewang made its first public appearance at the First Four Seasons Orchid and Tropical Orchid Special Exhibition in Chengdu, China, and won the overall grand championship.

Free shipping to most areas nationwide, we bear the transport risk. The shipped plants are healthy and sturdy, disease-free, free of the infectious virus known as orchid cancer, with well-developed roots, emerald green leaves, good luster, fragrant, frequent in producing shoots and flowers, not tissue-cultured or hormone-treated plants, highly adaptable to the environment, not easy to die, very easy to grow.

Jianlan Hewang or Junhe, which is better? One is among the eight great famous varieties, the other, although not among the eight; its flower quality far surpasses the eight great famous varieties.

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