The famous orchid variety Seven Fairies is as easy to grow as an ordinary flower, and its fragrance rivals French perfume.

The famous orchid variety Seven Fairies is so named because a single stem often bears seven flowers, with the blooms facing upward, like seven young maidens dancing gracefully. Its leaves are relatively broad, and each flower opens with seven petals, a pure-hearted wonder flower. The foliage stays emerald green all year round, with a delicate, charming leaf posture. The flowers are large and brightly colored, very dazzling and eye-catching.

Cymbidium ensifolium Seven Fairies is a four-season lotus-type pure-hearted wonder flower. Its lip petal transforms into petal-like segments, becoming a wonder flower with one column and three petals plus three sepals, and its fragrance is rich. Because this flower has a relatively strong scent, placing it in the living room, study, or balcony at home helps freshen the air, highlights an elegant temperament, and makes people feel relaxed and happy, greatly delighted. After work, one can enjoy the unique beautiful scenery.

Although orchids are a profound subject, growing them is really not difficult. As long as you master the growing medium, watering, fertilizing, and environment, it is fine. For the growing medium, coarse material and fine material can be mixed. Add coarse filler at the bottom of the pot to cover the bottom, straighten the orchid roots and add orchid soil, gently shake the pot so the orchid soil can fully contact the roots and medium. After planting the orchid, first feel the weight of the dry pot. When it is time to water, weigh the pot in your hand; if it is about the same weight as the dry pot right after planting, slowly water thoroughly along the edges of the pot. Or, each time you are about to water, dig about 3 cm into the soil at the edge of the pot. If the soil below 3 cm is dry, water; if it is moist, do not water.

The factors affecting orchid flowering are many-sided. First is sunlight. Only with sufficient light can you grow strong plants, and strong plants are the foundation for orchids to bloom. In winter and spring, they can be in the sun all day; in summer and autumn, they can be in the sun for one or two hours in the morning. Orchids grown this way will not look very pretty, but they bloom more than those grown by ordinary methods.