What is the value of the Chunlan Tianyi lotus in the Bone language? Why can't it be popularized and popularized?

Recently, an online drama "Bone words" has become a hit with orchids, in which people commit the crime of killing orchids for a pot of orchids. The ignorant audience will certainly ask, what kind of orchid is it? it makes people so crazy.

In fact, the orchid in the play is the Tianyi lotus in the genus Cymbidium, which is a pot of round-headed dwarf species, which accords with the best characteristics of Chinese orchids because of its combination of plant shape, golden color, lotus petals, vegetarian heart and so on. It is said to be worth 5 million per seedling, which shows that it is extremely precious.

Orchids have a special significance in China. The four gentlemen have "plum, orchid, bamboo and chrysanthemum". There are countless poems describing the beauty of orchids. This kind of flower is supposed to be popular, at least most Chinese families have a pot, but this is not the case. Why do few Chinese people like orchids?

This and from several aspects, since the orchid market was hyped by funds, it seems that overnight all orchid farmers are looking for lotus petals, vegetarian hearts, plum petals and other famous products, because the money-making effect of famous orchids is too great. Searching for famous orchids in orchid-producing areas wantonly, some common orchids are discarded without good conservation, resulting in a great waste of common orchid resources.

Under the effect of making money, no one raises grass, and no one sells it. Even if ordinary people want to raise a few pots of ordinary, affordable orchids, there is no place to find them. After all, not everyone can afford high-priced orchids, so ordinary orchid lovers were once forced to give up orchids.

The unmanned cultivation of wild grass also leads to the vacancy of planting technology. Those who buy famous orchids are careful to use all kinds of high technology to maintain their orchids in order to make money as soon as possible. On the contrary, they are dismissive of the most natural methods of cultivating orchids. Over time, these high-tech methods of cultivating orchids have also deterred ordinary orchid lovers, thinking that orchids are too difficult to grow, so they might as well give up.

If Chinese orchid culture wants to carry forward, it must be of the nature of the whole people. Only when we all like orchids and raise orchids can we form the popularization of orchid culture. The purpose of orchid culture is to find its elegance, not only to make money, but also to integrate into life.

Only by popularizing the planting technology and natural cultivation of common grass can orchids really enter the homes of ordinary people.