Please introduce Longyan Su and Guanyin Su (orchids) in detail.

Brief Introduction of the Traditional Orchid Inscription Longyan Su in China

Longyan is a kind of flying grass with a leaf width of 1.5 to 2.5 cm and a leaf length of up to 45 cm. Its plant posture is extremely elegant, the leaves are green and shiny, the leaves are dense and graceful, the bones are handsome, swaying in the breeze, and the posture is elegant. There is a saying: "It takes one day to see flowers and several years to see leaves", so the leaves of orchids are also an important part of the overall aesthetic feeling and artistic conception of orchids. In the Ming Dynasty, Zhang Yu once wrote a poem praising the physical beauty of orchid leaves. The poem said: "Crying exposes chaos, and the wind shadows are oblique. The layman can understand this and see flowers through the leaves."

Its scape is erect, with 5-7 inflorescences, daffodil-like lotus petals, curled lips, ivory and green flowers and no spots. Although there is no elegant peony, nor the delicate beauty of roses, but that kind of dignified and graceful temperament, like a cold and graceful girl, is enough to make people fall. A poet once said, "The green shell is covered with blue veins, the blue veins are deep and thin, and the green glow is like smoke." It shows that Eupatorium adenophorum really has unusual ornamental value.

Its floral fragrance is strong but not turbid, and everyone who appreciates orchids has the taste of "a pot of incense in the room is full of houses". Most of this fragrance gives people a pure and distant feeling.

Longyan is a top grade in shape, rhyme, color and fragrance, and it is also a traditional inscription in the national orchid, which is cultivated by orchid farmers. Only in recent years, the planting quantity has increased, and its price has been very low. No, this variety is You Lan's choice. Some new varieties of orchids, one seedling reaches tens of thousands or even hundreds of thousands of yuan, just because they are novel and rare, but their appearance, rhyme, color and fragrance may not be better than the traditional national orchid nameplate. Therefore, people who plant orchids for ornamental purposes do not need to pursue novel and expensive orchids, but should choose those with ornamental value in shape, rhyme, color and fragrance.