Gorgeous butterfly spring orchid
The gorgeous butterfly descended the mountain near Haiyou River in 2001, the outer three petals are similar to bamboo leaves, the two hands are completely butterfly, the white background is halo, the butterfly spots are parallel, the tongue is covered with purple patches, gorgeous and rich, the lateral lobes are obvious, the tongue is rolled back, and combined with the whole flower, heart to heart, scape high, easy to reproduce. A relatively good butterfly in a small number of new and old species.
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Mrs. Hua Rui Chun Jian
Mrs. Hua Rui, originally from Tongjiang, Sichuan Province, was selected by Mr. Lanjialin in our district in the 1990s in his own grassland. It was originally called "Baogu Flower". After it was sold to Tianfu Orchid Garden, it was named Mrs. Huanrui. Traditional famous products, spring sword high-grade multi-color flowers. Mrs. Hua Rui describes that a woman is very beautiful. "the flower is not enough to imitate its color.
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Holy Kirin (White Furong) Spring Sword
Grower: Qian Dengrong expert comprehensive comments: produced in Mount Emei, bought at Logan. Strong disease resistance, easy to cultivate, at least 4 seedlings a year, soft drooping leaves, dark green leaves, the central leaf is slightly narrower than the edge leaf, and the leaf width is 1.32cm. Each plant has 5 or 6 leaves. Flower cover grass, large flowers, fresh leaves, about 33 petals.
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