What are the varieties of orchids?

1. Cymbidium

1. Spring orchid: The leaves of spring orchid are slender, with fine teeth on the edges, and feel a bit prickly to the touch. The flowering period of spring orchid is from January to March. The flowers are light yellow-green with red and have a strong fragrance.

2. Cymbidium: The leaves of Cymbidium are slender, delicate and beautiful. The flowering period of Cymbidium is from October to December. The flowers are yellow-green with light reddish brown and have a strong fragrance.

3. Mo Lan: The leaves of Mo Lan are very wide, and some leaves have golden edges, which are very ornamental. The flowering period of Mo Lan is from September to February of the following year. The flowers are mostly dark purple or purple-brown and have a fragrance.

4. Jianlan: Jianlan's leaves are slightly wider, with fine teeth on the edges, and the leaves are more upright. The flowering period of Jianlan is from June to October. The flowers are light yellow-green with purple spots and have a strong fragrance.

5. Cymbidium: The leaves of Cymbidium are slender and very upright. The flowering period of Cymbidium is from March to May. The flowers are yellow-green or emerald green, with purple-red spots on the petals and a strong fragrance.

2. Cattleya

1. Phalaenopsis: Phalaenopsis has broad and thick leaves, which are alternate and not many in number. Phalaenopsis orchids are now mostly grown as New Year flowers. Their flowering period is artificially controlled, and they bloom during the New Year every year. The flowers are brightly colored.

2. Cymbidium: Cymbidium has slender leaves and a large number of leaves. Like Phalaenopsis, Cymbidium orchids are often used as New Year flowers. Their flowering period is artificially controlled, and they bloom during the Chinese New Year every year. The flowers are brightly colored.