The difference between mustard knots and kohlrabi

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1. Appearance difference

2. Differences in leaves

Differences in appearance: The former has a plant height of 60-150 cm, white skin and fleshy roots. The latter is relatively short, about 30-60 cm, and the color of the skin is light green, but also purple and green. Differences in leaves: The leaves of the former are smaller and have different shapes on the base and stem, while the leaves of the latter are wider and covered with white powder on the surface.

1. Differences in appearance

Mustard knots are about 60-150 cm tall. The entire plant is hairless, with a slight layer of pink frost. The roots are conical, about 7-10 cm in diameter, and the outer skin is white. , the root is fleshy, yellow or white, and smells spicy.

Kohlrabi is less expensive than the former It is much shorter, about 30-60 cm tall, with a shorter stem, which begins to grow into a fleshy bulb about 2-4 cm above the ground, which is oblong, oblate or spherical. The outer skin color is usually light green, but also purple and green, and the inner flesh is white.

2. Differences in leaves< /h2>

Mustard pimples have a few basal leaves, about 10-20 cm long. Young ones have a few stinging hairs. The top lobes are wide oval, the top is rounded and blunt, and the edges are serrated. Stem leaves Similar to the base, the upper part is oblong-lanceolate, entire, and sessile.

Kohlrabi leaves are wider , about 20-40 cm long, oval-rectangular or oval, covered with a layer of white powder, with obvious jagged or notched edges.

2. Differences in leaves

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