Cymbidium goeringii 'Long Zi' (龙字): The Celestial Jewel of Chinese Orchids
Cymbidium goeringii 'Long Zi' (龙字): The Celestial Jewel of Chinese Orchids
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Core Distinctions
Growth Vigor: Exceptionally robust with rapid pseudobulb division
Floral Prowess: Prolific bloomer (2-3 annual cycles) and fast shoot production
Historical Pedigree:
Qing Dynasty discovery (Jiaqing Era: 1796-1820) at Gaomiao Mountain, Yuyao, Zhejiang
Crowned among China's "Four Greats" (四大家 / 四大天王 / 四大名品)
Paired with 'Song Mei' as the "Twin National Treasures" (国兰双璧)
Iconic Features
| Attribute | Superiority |
|---|---|
| Flower Size | Largest among classic Chunlan |
| Color Brilliance | Vibrant magenta-veined ivory |
| Cultural Titles | 'Yuyao First Celestial' (余姚第一仙), 'Yuyao Unity' (姚一色) |
| Heritage Status |
Living artifact of Qing Dynasty horticulture |
Botanical Mastery
Unmatched Floral Presentation
Petals: Thick-textured arched ruyi tongues with velvet sheen
Form: Perfectly balanced "three-star alignment" structure
Effortless Cultivation
Adapts to both traditional penjing pots and modern semi-hydroponics
Tolerates temperature fluctuations (0°C-35°C) with minimal stress
Mythological Aura
Legend claims its "First Celestial" title honors a Taoist hermit who nurtured it with mountain spring dew – its blooms said to glow under moonlight.
Note:This orchid is a pre-sale and pre order category, with a delivery time of about a month. Please pay attention,Thank you.
