The difference between Winter Beauty and Hazy Moon, which one is easier to raise?

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1. The difference between the two

2. Which one is easier to raise?

The difference between the two is mainly reflected in two aspects. First, on the leaves, the leaves of Winter Beauty are thicker, ranging from blue-green to gray-white in color, with a lot of white powder on the surface. The leaves of Hazy Moon are relatively thin, gray-blue or gray-green, and will turn light pink when exposed to sufficient light. The second is on the flowers. Winter beauty blooms in early summer with red, inverted bell-shaped flowers. The moon blooms in spring, and the flowers are milky white and five-star shaped.

1. Differences between the two

1. Differences in leaves: Although the two succulents look similar, they are still different. Among them, the leaves of Winter Beauty are thicker in comparison, ranging from blue-green to gray-white in color, with a trace of white powder on the surface. The leaves of Hazy Moon are relatively thin, which can be clearly seen when placed together. And its leaves are gray-blue or gray-green in color. If sufficient light is provided during the curing period, its color will turn to light pink.

2. Flower differences: In addition to the leaves, the difference between the two plants is also obvious when they bloom. Among them, Winter Beauty blooms with taller stems and clusters of inflorescences. The flowers are red in color, inverted bell-shaped, and bloom in early summer. The Hazy Moon blooms in the spring between March and April, and the flower color is milky white. There are also purple-red spots on the corolla, forming a five-star shape overall.

2. Which one is easier to raise?

The breeding methods of the two are almost the same, and they are both easier to raise. During the curing period, it is best to water until it is dry before watering. Be careful not to water on the leaf core to avoid core rot. When the temperature is high in summer, they should be ventilated frequently and should not be placed in a hot and stuffy environment, otherwise they will be easily infected with diseases. Not intolerant to cold, so pay attention to the temperature. Management should be moved indoors in winter to avoid frostbite. In addition, if you find dry leaves, you must remove them promptly to avoid bacterial growth.

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