Dendrobium officinale and Dendrobium officinale are different. Dendrobium officinale is not cultivated in large quantities and is generally grown in small quantities. The wild species of Dendrobium officinale are very rare and are generally cultivated artificially. Dendrobium officinale has relatively low medicinal value and its edible taste is relatively poor, while Dendrobium officinale also has high medicinal value.

Introduction to Dendrobium huangshi

Dendrobium huangshi is a relatively common type of dendrobium native to Taiwan and is mainly distributed in mid- and low-altitude mountainous areas in the northeast. It is a deciduous plant. Its inflorescences are drawn out from the side of the leafless stem. Each inflorescence can bloom 2-8 small flowers. They are light green when they first bloom, and will gradually turn to yellow-green or creamy yellow later. It has high ornamental value, tastes slightly bitter, and is not recommended for consumption.

Introduction to Dendrobium officinale

Dendrobium officinale, also known as Dendrobium orchid, is a plant of the genus Dendrobium of the Orchidaceae family. It is also one of the earliest orchids recorded in Chinese literature due to its flower shape. It has beautiful flowers, a wide variety of varieties, and a relatively long flowering period, so it is deeply loved and paid attention to, and it also has an important position in the international market.

The difference between Dendrobium officinale and Dendrobium officinale

1. At present, Dendrobium officinale has not been planted in large quantities. It is generally planted in small quantities, and the wild species of Dendrobium officinale are very rare. Rare, usually cultivated artificially.

2. The rhizome of Dendrobium officinale is relatively thick, and its epidermis is generally yellow or green, while the rhizome of Dendrobium officinale is relatively slender, and its epidermis is white or purple.

3. Dendrobium officinale has relatively low medicinal value and its taste is relatively poor, while Dendrobium officinale has high medicinal value and is more expensive.