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Emei Peony is a rare flower variety among the Jianlan (Fujian orchid) and Sijilan (four-season orchid) types.

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Promoting Chinese orchid culture and spreading orchid knowledge. Emei Peony, also known as Emei Mountain Strange Butterfly, was originally priced at 100 yuan, now 68 yuan per seedling, minimum order of 3 seedlings, genuine product, free shipping, produced in the Emei Mountain area in the 1990s. If the representative of old-variety four-season rare flowers is...

Promoting Chinese orchid culture and spreading orchid knowledge.

Emei Peony, also known as Emei Mountain Strange Butterfly, was originally priced at 100 yuan, now 68 yuan per seedling, minimum order of 3 seedlings, genuine product, free shipping, produced in the Emei Mountain area in the 1990s. If the representative of old-variety four-season rare flowers is Fushan Strange Butterfly, then this flower is a classic heirloom flower among both new and old rare varieties. Leaves are 30-40 cm long and about 1.5 cm wide. The flowering period is generally from summer to autumn, and it can bloom 1-4 times. It is very fragrant, with green stems and green flowers, and a wick-like stem. Its flower color is emerald green jade with bright red butterfly-like variation. When a strong plant blooms, the petals layer upon layer, and the countless petals are quite a spectacle. The flower quality and color reach the pinnacle of four-season rare flowers.

Free shipping to most areas nationwide. We bear the shipping risk. The seedlings shipped are healthy and sturdy, disease-free, and free of the infectious virus known as the cancer of orchids, the breaking virus (BaYMV). The root system is well developed, the leaves are emerald green with excellent luster, and it is fragrant. It blooms and grows vigorously, and is not a tissue-cultured or hormone-treated seedling. It has strong adaptability to the environment, is not easy to die, and is very easy to grow.

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