Fragrant Orchid Plant Cymbidium Ensifolium SuJunHe - 建兰铭品 素君荷 for Windowsills or Indoors
Fragrant Orchid Plant Cymbidium Ensifolium SuJunHe - 建兰铭品 素君荷 for Windowsills or Indoors
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Features: Fragrant
Flowering Period: Winter, Spring, summer (shipped without flowers)
Notice: Planter not included and shipped bare root with moss. Please inform us if your weather is going to be below 26F when you place the order.
建兰 Chinese cymbidium ensifolium 素君荷
Fragrant Orchid Plant: Cymbidium ensifolium 'Su Jun He' (素君荷)
"White Noble Lotus"Purity Embodied: Unblemished ivory-white coloration (su se) and crystalline heart (su xin)
Floral Architecture:
Broadly rounded outer petals
Expansive lip of immaculate purity
Status: An unrivaled masterpiece among wild-type orchids – its perfection instantly reveals its champion pedigree to connoisseurs.
Inflorescence Specifications:
7 flawlessly symmetrical blooms per scape
Key Morphological Traits:
✓ Firmly-edged and substantial texture
✓ Cupped margins with upturned apexes
✓ Hues of jade-infused gold (PANTONE 13-0643)
✓ Translucent jade-like luster
We will try to select the orchids with buds for you if they are during flowering period, but most orchids are shipped without flower buds. Orchids will be shipped bare root wrapped with moss. When you receive them, the roots will be dry, this is normal. If the roots are too dry, please soak them for a few minutes in water and plant them in a good orchid medium. The orchids should be going into thriving soon.
FAQ
Is this a fragrant orchid plant?
Yes, Cymbidium ensifolium 'Su Jun He' is a fragrant orchid plant with winter, spring, and summer flowering potential.
How is the orchid shipped?
It is shipped bare root with moss. A planter is not included.
Will my orchid arrive with flowers or buds?
We try to select orchids with buds during flowering season, but most orchids are shipped without flower buds and without flowers.
What should I do when the roots arrive dry?
Dry roots are normal for shipping. Soak them in water for a few minutes, then plant in a suitable orchid medium.
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