The difference between orchid and orchid banana

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1. Different leaves

2. Flowers are different

The leaves are different: the leaves of the orchid are relatively long and large, about 22-46 cm in length, and the petiole is relatively thick and obvious; the orchid banana is smaller, about 22-30 cm in length, and the petiole is Thinner. The flowers are different: the flowers of the former are more distinctive, like a lotus platform, and the bracts formed on it are wide and oval; the flowers of the latter are larger, the bracts are oblong, and the color of the flowers is lighter.

1. Different leaves

The shape of the leaves of the orchid is oblong-lanceolate, lanceolate to nearly elliptical, and the entire leaf is relatively long and large. The length is about 22-46 cm, and the width is about 8-11 cm. The petiole is relatively thick and obvious, with a length of about 5-35 cm. Although the leaves are green on both sides, they sometimes have yellow-white spots or stripes, which are more obvious.

Orchid banana Smaller, the leaves are oval-lanceolate in shape, about 22-30 cm in length and 7-9 cm in width. The petiole is a little thinner, about 14-18 cm in length. Its leaf color is green and has no other colors.

2. Different flowers< /h2>

The flowers of the orchid are quite distinctive. They look like a lotus platform, and they also look like spider eggs. There are about 3-4 bracts on them, and they are shaped like wide eggs. Shape, color is purple, the outer color is dark purple, and the lower part is dark purple. The flowers of the two are quite different and can be easily distinguished.

Orchid banana The flowers are relatively large, with several bracts on them. The bracts are oblong in shape and about 3.5-7 cm in length. The flowers are lighter in color.

2. Flowers are different

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