Does Cymbidium orchid have a petiole ring? What orchid does not have a petiole ring?

1. Does Cymbidium have a petiole ring?

Cymbidium is a common orchid with high ornamental value. It has broad leaves with obvious serrations on the edges, but no petiole rings.

2. Which orchid has no petiole ring?

Except for Cymbidium, Chunjian also does not have petiole rings, while other varieties such as Molan, Jianlan, Hanlan, Chunlan, etc. have petiole rings. When distinguishing them from Cymbidium, they can be distinguished by the petiole rings. The petiole ring is the connection between the leaf blade and the petiole. If you are not careful, strong winds may cause the petiole ring to be broken.

3. Morphological characteristics of Cymbidium

1. Leaves: The leaves of Cymbidium orchid have obvious characteristics and are easy to identify. The leaves are ribbon-shaped, about 30-50cm long and 1.5-2cm wide. There are coarse serrations on the edges. The veins are very transparent and look translucent. The leaves are very tough.

2. Flowers: Cymbidium orchid has many flowers and is a prolific flower variety. The flowering period is from March to May each year. The flowers are rich in color, with common colors including hemp red, green, and light yellow. There are many varieties of Cymbidium orchids, so the conditions of the flowers are different.

3. Roots: The roots of Cymbidium are relatively thick, about 5-6 mm thick and about 40-50 mm long. The color of the root column is white, and the adult roots are mostly gray-brown.