Rare cymbidium

Also known as "Zhenpingmei", it was selected by he Gungquan in Wujin, Jiangsu Province in 1930 and named Gungquanmei at that time. In 1941, Mr. Xie Ruishan in Suzhou planted the compound flower, so he gave it a new name because of its rare flower shape and appearance. Lantan was later called "Dicui" (it is a foreign body with the same name as "Dicui", which was cut off at the end of the Qing Dynasty).

Features: the leaves are 35-40 cm long and 0.5-0.7 cm wide, green in color and thick and hard. Three-petal round head, slightly tight edge with sharp edge, thin root, flat shoulder, soft pocket silkworm moth, nest, small as tongue, scape fine high above the leaf surface, with 5-8 flowers. It is one of the rare varieties of Cymbidium in modern times.