Hsiao Lin Xing butterfly bean orchid

Small forest star butterfly, bean orchid leaf butterfly Samsung, plant height about 25~30CM, leaf width about 0.5~1CM, each plant 5-6 leaves, strong upright, light leaf color, leaf quality fine waxy, leaf margin serrated in thick; seedling red color thick, semi-seedling before leaf tip and leaf margin covered with purple crystal, red color gradually fade after seedling, leaf tip crystal becomes "paste"; some plants corrugated leaves with leaf butterflies, occasionally see all butterflies The leaf beetle has red sand halo, the V-shaped groove at the base of the leaf is deeper, the groove above the base is shallower, the middle and upper leaf is flatter, the leaf tip is blunt, and the grass strong leaf shape is twisted. Flowers bloom from December to February of the following year, the scape is about 20CM high, comes out of the shelf; one flower per scape, two strong seedlings occasionally, the flower diameter is larger; the outer three petals are yellowish green, two handfuls are butterfly, and the white background of the palms and lips are bright red spots with large patches. This product is healthy and easy to plant, strong stress resistance, plant material resistant to "rough feeding", Xiyang; normal cultivation management does not burn tip paste leaf spots; high seedling rate; easy to flower. The plant characteristics of this product are obvious, as long as it has been planted, handled or read more, it will not be confused with other varieties. This product was purchased by Yang Xiaolin of Orchid Family in Yuxi City, Yunnan Province in the winter of 2001 in Mingjiu Town, at the junction of Mile County and Wenshan Prefecture, Honghe Prefecture. In January 2002, it was given "2002 Yuxi City Yingchun Orchid Exhibition" to win the gold medal. At that time, the author was also one of the judges. There were 10 gold medals in the orchid exhibition, and the judges each gave out 10 toothpicks to insert the orchid pot in which they thought the golden prize orchid was in full bloom. the blooming small forest star butterfly was one of the orchid pots with the most toothpicks.