Cai Mei Chunlan in Xiaoshan

[petal]: plum petal [History]: selected by Cai in Xiaoshan during the reign of Emperor Qianlong in the Qing Dynasty, also known as Cai Meisu. [features]: outer three-petal round head, long foot slightly retracted, divided nest semi-hard support center, large round tongue rolled back, color green, tongue petal white, flat shoulder. Scape is tall and slender, bract shell green, leaves drooping, thick, dark green without light.

According to records, it was elected by Cai Min in Xiaoshan, Zhejiang Province during the reign of Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty. It was subsequently cut off by the chaos of war. In Xianfeng, Ningbo orchid lovers chose similar ones to replace them. But the 3 sepals are slightly narrower than the old ones, the petals are hard and the flower shape is slightly worse. Outer three-petal tight edge, shoulder flat, all-embracing (glued with stamens, commonly known as three-petal and one nose). The thin stem is tall and the color is emerald green. When it is plum-shaped, the flower shape is slightly smaller, called Cai Mei. When Ruokai plum-type daffodils are divided into nests, the flower shape is larger, which is called Cai Mei Narcissus; because the lip is white and green, it is also called "Cai Meisu". This flower from strong to thin, open plum type daffodils in the majority, lack of fertilizer, bluegrass thin often open plum type, such as watering strong after a good flower.