Introduction to the Cymbidium goeringii 'Yuanliang Mei' (also known as 'Xin Tianxing Mei') variety
Traditionally said to be a new flower from Shengzhou, Zhejiang, it lacks documentation and remains a rather controversial variety. The three outer sepals are pure green with no other coloration, broad at the tips, with a narrow base, traversed by leech-like veins and noticeably constricted. The hold is a hard hold or silkworm-moth hard hold, sometimes with a doubled back, and the hold is marked with red stripes inside. The Liu Hai tongue is long and pointed, curled, and richly dotted with fine red spots. The bud sheath is quicksilver red, densely...
Traditionally said to be a new flower from Shengzhou, Zhejiang, it lacks documentation and remains a rather controversial variety.
The three outer sepals are pure green with no other coloration, broad at the tips, with a narrow base, traversed by leech-like veins and noticeably constricted.
The hold is a hard hold or silkworm-moth hard hold, sometimes with a doubled back, and the hold is marked with red stripes inside.
The Liu Hai tongue is long and pointed, curled, and richly dotted with fine red spots.
The bud sheath is quicksilver red, densely covered with purple-red veins. The top bract is plump and almost entirely fleshy. The flower stalk turns from red to green.
The leaves are broad and deep in color, rather soft and drooping, with a pronounced gloss. The new shoots are red with obvious purple veins.
The new shoots are pale purplish red; the leaves are 25-30cm long and about 1cm wide, jade-green and on the pale side, with the new leaves slightly glossy. The leaf veins are fine, and the leaf margins are finely and densely serrated. The lowest leaves arch and droop while the tips turn upward in a spoon shape. The leaf texture is thick and supple, and the leaf posture is semi-drooping. The flower stem is quicksilver red, with the top node of the flower stalk turning jade green. The sheath (the bract hugging the flower) is green with rich coloration, marked with several purple-red veins, each running all the way to the top. The flower color is jade green, and the petals are thick. The three outer sepals are short-stalked and round-tipped, with tightly rolled edges, an extremely narrow base, and a notch at the sepal tip. The main sepal is shaped like an upper cover, and the two lateral sepals (side petals) extend horizontally, forming a typical straight-shouldered arrangement. The petals form a silkworm-moth hooded hold, round, neat and smooth. The lip is spread open, a large silver-white flat tongue, with only a faint reddish flush visible on its surface.
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