The Difference Between Dragon Beard Orchid and Dragon Blood Tree

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Dracaena

Asparagus

Dracaena: Dracaena, also known as the bleeding tree and plant longevity tree, can usually reach as high as a first floor; it prefers humid climates and is difficult to withstand severe cold. Asparagus can only reach a length of about 15cm; it is suitable for growing in places with humid environment and warm climate, and will go dormant in winter.

Dracaena

Dracaena is also called the bleeding tree and the longevity plant. It is an evergreen plant that can usually reach a height of one story, and its trunk is partly gray in color. The leaves grow directly from the top of the dracaena. It has no so-called petioles. The leaves usually grow densely and thickly. Dracaena can produce white flowers, which also have a certain fragrance. After the flowering period, they will produce round fruits, which are usually yellow. The reason why the Dragon Blood Tree is so called is because when its skin is scratched, blood-colored sap will flow out, which looks very magical.

Dracaena prefers a humid climate and grows in the south where the temperature is higher. It will grow very strong and vigorous. However, the dragon's blood tree cannot withstand severe cold. When the temperature is very low in winter, the dragon's blood tree will show a kind of morbidity. At this time, the soil environment of the dragon's blood tree must be ensured and nutrients should be appropriately added to help it grow.

Asparagus

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The Asparagus plant is not as big as the Dracaena. Its size can only reach about 15 centimeters in length. It usually blooms beautiful flowers, and the flowering time is relatively long. The cultivation of asparagus is very simple. Like other orchid cultivation methods, asparagus is suitable for growing in places with humid environment and warm climate. Its temperature requirements are not the slightest. In winter, asparagus will enter dormancy. At this time, special attention needs to be paid to the temperature of its surrounding environment to ensure that it survives the winter safely.

Asparagus

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