1. Common varietiesThere are many varieties of orchids. According to incomplete statistics, there are more than 20,000 species of orchids discovered so far. These more than 20,000 varieties can be divided into epiphytic orchids that grow on mosses or tree roots, terrestrial orchids that grow directly in the soil, and saprophytic orchids that cannot photosynthesize and can only rely on fungi for nutrients. 2. Introduction of Typical Varieties1. Spring orchid: It is a relatively common terrestrial orchid, distributed in many areas of my country. It has an elegant and pleasant fragrance when it blooms, so it is very suitable for potted plants and indoor maintenance. 2. Cymbidium: It is also a terrestrial orchid. It has a slender plant shape and graceful leaves, and is also very beautiful. Its biggest feature is that it blooms in cold winter, so it is called "Cold Orchid". 3. Phalaenopsis: It is an epiphytic orchid, and its name comes from the fact that its flower shape resembles a dancing butterfly. It is known as the "Queen of Orchids" and is an orchid with great ornamental value. 4. Mo Lan: It is also called "Announcement Lan" and is a popular variety in recent years. It is also a terrestrial orchid, and because its flowers are very beautiful, it is often grown at home for viewing. |
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