Yang's Cui Mei Chunlan

In March 1994, Jiangsu Liyang Lanyou Yang Hanqi visited Zhoushan, Zhejiang Province and selected it at the top of the mountain. From 1995, that is, every year, the flower shape is stable. In March 1998, the East China Orchid Exhibition won the excellent New Variety Award and was named "Yang's Cuimei". The new teeth are mercury-red, and the leaf sheath gradually turns purplish red when picking leaves. The adult leaves are about 30cm in length and 1cm in width. The leaf quality is thick and delicate, the leaf posture is half-drooping, strong and soft. The scape is high 16Cm, the buds are mercury-red, and gradually turn to purplish red. Outer three petals round and broad, tight edges thick, calyx shoulders flat on both sides, sometimes wrinkled at the front end. The petals are divided into nests and semi-hard rods, and the lip petals are small and pleasant, with large flowers and pleasant fragrance. It has a variety of different products, some facing the sky, and its main features are: the outer lobe is prismatic.