What is the difference between Hibiscus Snow Lotus, Snow Lotus and Monroe?

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Hibiscus Snow Lotus

snow lotus

monroe

The hibiscus and snow lotus plants are tall and compact, with pointed leaves. The leaves of snow lotus are relatively compact, and even the tips of the leaves are round. The leaves are often covered with a layer of white powder. In autumn and winter, the whole leaves will turn pink, which is more obvious. In autumn and winter, Monroe will show a relatively strong gradient, usually redder, and red spots will appear on the leaves.

Hibiscus Snow Lotus

Comparatively speaking, the leaves of Hibiscus Snow Lotus are relatively long, which is easier to distinguish when they are young seedlings. When they grow in autumn and winter, their leaves are often pink and tender. It's pink, but it's gradient.

The formed plants of Hibiscus Snow Lotus are generally relatively tall, taller than Monroe and Snow Lotus. The plants are not so compact, and the leaves are pointed and not as plump as Monroe.

Snow lotus

The plant of snow lotus is still It is relatively easy to recognize. Its seedlings still look very similar to the adult plants. The leaves are relatively compact and round, and even the leaf tips are relatively round. The leaves are often covered with a layer of white powder, and in autumn and winter the overall color turns pink, which is more obvious.

Snow lotus is easy to recognize. The seedlings are about the same length as the adult plants. The leaves are compact and blunt, and the leaf tips are very round arcs. There is a thick layer of white powder, which is very even. In autumn and winter, the overall color usually changes. Pink, unlike Monroe and Snow Lotus, which are obvious gradient colors.

The adult plant of Snow Lotus looks very compact, with the roundest leaves.

Monroe

  ;Monroe looks similar to snow lotus from the leaves. It can be distinguished from hibiscus snow lotus in the seedling stage because it is shorter and rounder. In autumn and winter, Monroe will show a stronger gradient, usually redder, and red spots will appear on the leaves.

However, when the Monroe plant grows, the plant shape is not so compact, the leaves become longer and not so round, and it can be distinguished from the snow lotus. Compared with hibiscus and snow lotus, it is a little more compact and plump, mainly because the color becomes darker in autumn and winter.

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