The difference between weeping pot grass and Buddha grass

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1. Different varieties

2. Different leaves

Different varieties: Weeping pot grass is also called stone nail, melon seed grass, bermudagrass, and bermudagrass; stupa grass is also called fire grass, flame grass, bermudagrass, golden wormwood, etc. The leaves are different: the leaves of the pendant grass are wider, about 1.5-2.5 cm in length, and flat; the leaves of the sagebrush are narrower than the former, and have a rounded feeling overall, and are also longer than the former, about About 2-2.5 cm long.

1. Different varieties

The pendant grass is a perennial succulent herbaceous plant. It is also called stone nail, melon seed grass, bermudagrass and bermudagrass. It is a landscape Plants of the genus Tianke and Sedum like to grow in dark and humid places and can withstand cold.

Flowers are very similar to the former and can also be used as medicine. , belongs to the Crassulaceae family as the former, but essentially does not belong to the same plant. It is also called fire grass, flame grass, bermudagrass, golden wormwood, etc. It is different from the former. If you distinguish it carefully, you can distinguish it. It is highly adaptable and generally grows on low mountains or flat grassy slopes.

2. The leaves are different

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The leaves of Weeping Potgrass are in whorls of 3. The individual leaves are wider, oblanceolate to oblong in shape, about 1.5-2.5 cm in length, and the base is wedge-shaped. , and should be flatter.

The leaves of Sagebrush also belong to three whorls. But the leaves are different. Its leaves are narrower than the former, and have a rounded feeling overall. They are also longer than the former, about 2-2.5 cm long. It can be distinguished from the width, but the difference in length is very small and difficult to distinguish.

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