The difference between Molan and Hanlan

The difference between Molan and Hanlan: Look at the leaf veins

The veins of the cold orchid are more transparent than those of the black orchid. The veins of the cold orchid are more prominent on the back of the leaf, while the veins of the black orchid are opaque and light green, and the veins and mesophyll tissue are relatively smooth.

The difference between Molan and Hanlan: Look at the nail

The leaf beetles of Cymbidium orchid are relatively tight and not forked, and are consistent in size and shape from top to bottom. The tips and edges of the leaf beetles are often reddish-purple. However, the leaf beetles of Cymbidium orchid are relatively sharp and loose, easily forked, and the degree of forking is relatively large. The position where they tightly embrace the base of the leaf is not as high as that of Cymbidium orchid. The degree of forking of the upper part of the leaf beetle is greater than that of the lower part, and the leaf beetle is often bluish-purple.

The difference between Molan and Hanlan: look at the bulbs

The pseudobulbs of Cymbidium campestris are relatively slender, while those of Cymbidium mori are relatively round and large.

The difference between Molan and Hanlan: Look at the quantity

Although the leaves are of the same length, each Cymbidium orchid has more leaves than the Mo Lan, and they are very slender, and the leaves of Cymbidium orchid are also rougher than those of Mo Lan.