Family | Orchidaceae |
Subfamily | Epidendroideae |
Tribe | Cymbidieae |
Subtribe | Cymbidiinae |
Scientific name | Cymbidium ×nishiuchianum Makino ex J. M. H. Shaw |
Synonyms | none |
Common name | (Japanese common name) shun-kanran (シュンカンラン, 春寒蘭 [meaning: Spring flowering kanran (kanran = Cymbidium kanran Makino)]), haru-kanran (ハルカンラン, 春寒蘭 [meaning: Spring flowering kanaran]) |
(English common name) none | |
Distribution | (Japan) Shikoku (Kochi Prefecture) |
(Other nations) none | |
Habitat | Forest |
Chromosomal number | 2n=40? |
Description | Plants ca. 30-40cm tall. Flowers flowering in March to April. Terrestrial. Perennial plants. |
Reference | Japanese Orchids |
Note | Rare species. However many plant clones have been cultivated. There are various flower varieties. |
Cymbidium ×nishiuchianum Makino ex J. M. H. Shaw has been deemed to be a natural hybrid of Cymbidium goeringii (Reichenbach f.) Reichenbach f. and Cymbidium kanran Makino. | |
Photos below at Tokyo Dome are those of some orchids which were cultivated by Hoshun-en Nursery and displayed at the Orchid Show 2008 in Tokyo Dome (Tokyo, Japan). |
March 2009 at my home |
March 2009 at my home |
March 2009 at my home |
April 2008 at Kochi Prefecture Makino Botanical Garden |
April 2008 at Kochi Prefecture Makino Botanical Garden |
April 2008 at Kochi Prefecture Makino Botanical Garden |
Cymbidium ×nishiuchianum 'Ryoushun' |
Cymbidium ×nishiuchianum 'Ryoushun' |
February 2008 at Tokyo Dome |
February 2008 at Tokyo Dome |
Cymbidium ×nishiuchianum 'Kotoku-no-hana' |
Cymbidium ×nishiuchianum 'Kotoku-no-hana' |
February 2008 at Tokyo Dome |
February 2008 at Tokyo Dome |