1. What isThe "national orchid" of Clivia refers to the leaf art Clivia that was formed in China with Chinese cultural elements and is based on the appreciation standards of brightness, fineness, hardness and thickness. It is a name used to distinguish it from foreign flower art. It has extremely high commercial and ornamental value, and will have broad development prospects in the future. It is usually called colorful orchid. It is slightly more expensive than the ordinary all-green Clivia. The colors on it are distributed more evenly, alternating between white and green in a certain proportion. 2. What is the difference between Guolan and Anshanlan?1. Cymbidium: There is more than one color on the leaves. It is not just dark green, but white and green are interlaced. In addition to the difference in color, as can be seen from the name, the cultivation history is relatively long, and the price and ornamental value are relatively high. 2. Anshan Orchid: The leaves spread outward and are very thick. The color is a relatively pure dark green. They look very shiny and full of vitality. |
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