The difference between duck foot wood and aesculus

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The leaves of the duck's foot tree are split like a big duck's paw; the left and right sides of the leaves of the Aesculus are the same, mostly green; the Aesculus prefers a warm and humid environment; the Aesculus leaves Lotus is suitable for growing in sandy soil, and the drainage capacity of the soil is relatively good.

Basic Features

Basic characteristics

Basic characteristics of the duck's foot tree

The leaves of the duck's foot tree are split like a large duck's paw, which is where the name comes from. The leaves are particularly shiny and will curl up when dry. Generally, you will see some yellow or white spots on the leaves, and the spots are irregular in shape. The flowers of the duck's foot tree are green and white when they first bloom, and then slowly turn red, with a fragrant smell.

Basic characteristics of Aesculus

Their height can reach 3 meters, and those thin stripes are their stems. Its leaves are the same on the left and right sides, and the stalks are a little longer. Most of their leaves are green, but the leaves near the roots are different. Because there is less sunlight, the color is lighter green. Its flowers are relatively large, with a diameter of 1.5-2.5 cm. The flowers are white in color and the pedicels are relatively obvious. The fruit of Aesculus aesculus is oblate spherical in shape, with a diameter of generally 2-3.5 cm.

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Growth habits of duck's foot wood

Duck's foot wood prefers a warm and humid environment. They must not be placed directly in the sun. It prefers a slightly cooler place, as long as it has adequate sunlight exposure. The air flow in the environment should also be better, and it has higher requirements on the soil. The soil must be fertile and slightly moist. At this time, you need to control the temperature a little. When it is lower than 5℃, the leaves of the duck's foot tree will freeze and fall off.

Basic characteristics of Aesculus aesculata

They are usually found in moist locations within woods, or in valleys. They are suitable for growing in sandy soil, and the drainage capacity of the soil is relatively good. The temperature for the growth of Aesculus aesculus should generally be controlled between 20-28 degrees Celsius. Insulation work must be done well in winter. In summer, be sure not to let sunlight shine directly on the aesculus. You can place it directly in a dark place. In the two seasons of autumn and winter, you can let the Aesculus aesculus bask in the sun in an appropriate amount.

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