The difference between zebra aloe and striped snaketail orchid

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1. Differences in leaves

2. The difference between flowers

Leaf differences: The leaves of Zebra Aloe are compactly arranged in a rosette shape, with slightly concave leaves and oval white spots arranged horizontally. The leaves of the striped snaketail orchid are triangular-lanceolate, with a smooth surface, and white protrusions on the back of the leaves, arranged in horizontal stripes. Differences in flowers: The flowers of zebra aloe are pink. The striped snaketail orchid is greenish-white.

1. Differences in leaves

The leaves of zebra aloe are arranged in a compact rosette shape, with slightly concave leaves. The epidermis is green, with oval white spots arranged horizontally. If the sun is strong, the light will If enough, it will turn brown, with short brown teeth on the edges. The leaves of the striped snaketail orchid are triangular-lanceolate and arranged in a rosette shape. The surface is smooth and dark green. There are white protrusions on the back of the leaves and they are arranged in horizontal stripes.

2. The difference between flowers

Zebra Aloe The inflorescence has fewer branches, the flowers are tubular and pink in color. The striped snaketail orchid has a raceme inflorescence with a longer scape and the color of the flower is green and white.

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