Orchids with white or golden leaves are called Ye Yi, which is still valuable. I don't know exactly how many, but it is estimated that there are hundreds. This kind of Ye Yilan flower, like stocks and futures, can be fried and valuable in previous years. You can go to Yilan.com, Orchid.com, China and other orchid auction websites, and put photos of flowers on them, and someone will bid. But I think it's a little strange that you said it was all white. Because the general cymbidium has only some white spots or white stripes, the rest of the green part is photosynthetic. Your flowers are white. How do you carry out photosynthesis? Is there a green part on it?