The difference between the happiness tree and the wealth tree

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1. Different forms

2. Different leaves

3. Flowers are different

Different shapes: the happiness tree can grow up to about 10 meters, and the outer color of the trunk is grayish brown; the fortune tree is about 10-12 meters tall, and the bark is light gray. The leaves are different: the leaves of the happy tree are slightly smaller and have irregular serrations on the edges; the leaves of the rich tree are larger and have fewer serrations on the edges. The flowers are different: the flowers of the happiness tree are bell-shaped and funnel-shaped, and the color is white or light yellow; the flowers of the fortune tree are racemes, and the color is red.

1. Different shapes

The scientific name of the happy tree is the bean tree. It also has many names, such as the bean tree, the snake tree, the red flower tree, and the green tree. Trees, etc., are deeply loved by people because of their auspicious names. It can grow up to about 10 meters. The outer color of the trunk is gray-brown, with deep longitudinal cracks on it, and it will fall off in chunks.

The scientific name of the fortune tree is Sophora japonica, which belongs to the butterfly-shaped flower category. A deciduous tree of the family, the tree is about 10-12 meters tall and can grow up to about 15 meters. The outer bark is light gray. This tree is native to China and is now planted in both the south and the north.

2. The leaves are different

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The leaves of the former are slightly smaller, and if you observe the position of the edges of the leaves, you will find that the edges are not serrated, not arranged very neatly, and not very smooth.

The leaves of the latter are slightly larger, and the edges of the leaves are more serrated. Less, more sleek.

3. Flowers are different

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The flowers of the former are bell-shaped and funnel-shaped, and the color of the flowers is white or light yellow.

The flowers of the latter are racemes and the color is red Yes, it has fragrance when blooming.

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