The difference between pink-green Myriophyllum and green Myriophyllum

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1. Differences in leaves

2. Appearance differences

Leaves: The pink-green Myriophyllum leaves have 5-7 whorls. The color of the leaflets is green and white, and the submerged ones are vermilion. The green Myriophyllum leaves have 4-6 whorls, the small leaves are emerald green, and the underwater leaves are yellow-green. Appearance: The pink-green Myriophyllum plant is about 10-20 cm tall, while the green Myriophyllum plant is taller than the former, about 30 cm.

1. Differences in leaves

Pink-green Myriophyllum leaves have 5-7 whorls, arranged in a pinnate shape. The color of the leaflets is green and white, needle-shaped, and the submerged leaves are filamentous. , the color is vermilion, the old leaves will wither in winter and will be red when falling. The leaves of Myriophyllum leucophylla are emerald green, the ones above the water are feather-shaped, in whorls of 4-6, and the underwater leaves are filamentous and yellow-green in color.

2. Appearance differences

The pink-green Myriophyllum plant is about 10-20 cm tall, with semi-vine stems that can creep and grow on wetlands. The upper part is tall and creeps above the water surface, and the lower part is a stem in the water with many branches. . The green Myriophyllum plant is taller than the former, about 30 centimeters, and its rhizomes are crawling underwater or in the mud.

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