Daoguang Spring Sword in Xishu

The leaf edge of "Xishu Daoguang" is micro-zigzag, the leaf is oblique and drooping, the end is thin, and the tip of the leaf is commonly known as the dragon head (called Chengdeu leaf in the book), which is a major feature of distinguishing the true and false Daoguang. Its leaf trousers have obvious crystal head and twist outward when they sprout, the leaf length varies from 40 to 60 centimeters, the multifoliate pseudobulb is oval, the flower rod is bright green and yellow, and the scape is off the shelf. Each pole contains 7 different flowers (related to the strength of the seedlings) the flowers are dignified and beautiful, diamond-shaped petals, the meat is thick and delicate, and the design is light yellow or golden yellow, so take the famous flower as the bud yellow. This flower is a positive lattice prime. Flowers ca. 5-6cm in diameter, tongue slightly revolute. When the flowers are in bloom, they are fragrant and beautiful.

Xishu Daoguang is the most famous spring sword vegetarian yellow flower, and it is also the first of the four famous flowers in Sichuan. Daoguang in Xishu, formerly known as Xu Jiayahuang, is the first of the traditional orchids in Sichuan. This flower is the most famous variety of spring sword vegetarian bud yellow flower, and its color, quality, shape, rhyme and fragrance are the aggregators of Sichuan orchid culture. Daoguang in West Shu has a long history. Legend has it that Daoguang was found near Tianshi Cave in Qingcheng Mountain, Sichuan Province, one of the birthplaces of Taoism in China, more than 100 years ago. At that time, a flower lover surnamed Xu was from Daxing Township, Guanxian County, Sichuan Province (now Minxing Township, Dujiangyan City) to collect flowers and trees in Qingchengshan. When he saw that a clump of orchids in the forest was very charming and beautiful, he took the flower back to his hometown in the countryside for cultivation, and then spread it in the neighborhood. Everyone called it "Xu Jia Ya Huang". During the Cultural Revolution, this flower was regarded as four old and badly ravaged. At the end of the Cultural Revolution, there were less than 30 seedlings left. When it was compiled into Guanxian County Chronicles in 1990, it was named "Xishu Daoguang", and its Taoist Zen meaning was also found in Qingcheng Mountain, which was found in Daoguang years. This flower became a famous national orchid export product in the late 1970s because of its superior quality. later, it was said that the foreign trade budding yellow actually refers to the tall, high-quality Daoguang offspring used in foreign trade export. He won the gold medal at the Hong Kong International Orchid Exhibition in 1993.