Erqi Mei Chunlan

In 1980, it was selected by the Erqi of Tangdi, Shaoxing, Zhejiang (this may be a story made up by later generations). It was named "27 Mei", and some people called it "Ye Mei". The new buds are bright red, and the new leaves are white and heavy. The leaf is 30cm in length and 0.8-1cm in width, the leaf apex is obtuse, the leaf is thick, and the leaf surface has V-shaped furrow. The leaves are semi-pendulous with twisted leaves between them. Scape erect, as high as 15cn, bracts purplish red with green color. The outer three lobes appear broad, and the main lobe is in the shape of an upper lid. On both sides of the calyx, the root is angled, showing a shoulder. Petals for soft silkworm moth choice, round and smooth, five-petal case. The labellum is a large round tongue with red patches on the tongue and a translucent pattern of light green. The flowering period is very long, blooming for more than 30 days without deformation, but it is a pity that it does not reproduce quickly. The pinyin of "27" is "nian qi", which is pronounced in the same way as "read seven". Since few people recognize the word "20" in "27", some people write "27" as "read seven" so that it can be easily read. What does "27" mean? The word "twenty" means "twenty", and the word "twenty seven" means "27". "read seven" is the pronunciation of "twenty-seven". "27" or "27" is the explanation of "27". The "twenty-seven plums", "reading seven plums", "two-seven plums" and "27 plums" that are circulating now are actually one thing. The flower is correctly named: twenty-seven plum