The difference between Opelina and Frost Dynasty

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1. Differences in leaves

2. The difference between flowers

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Leaf differences: Oplina leaves are long spoon-shaped, with an oblique tip on the upper part, white powder on the surface, and pink leaf tips and leaf edges; the leaves are arranged in a ring shape in the frost direction, flat, long and spindle-shaped. Differences in flowers: Opelina sprouts spike-shaped pedicels and bell-shaped flowers with yellow flowers; Frost Day has racemes with pink outside and orange-yellow inside.

1. Differences in leaves

1. Differences in leaves

The leaves of Oplina are long spoon-shaped, the upper part of the leaves is obliquely pointed, and there is white powder on the surface of the leaves. The leaf tips and edges are pink, the leaf surface is slightly concave, and the back of the leaf has a keel. The leaves grow quickly and are relatively thick.

Frost The leaves are arranged in an annular shape, the leaves are long and flat, spindle-shaped, with tips, the edges of the leaves are arc-shaped, and the leaves are very thick. The back of the leaf has ridges, the leaf surface is concave, and the leaf is slightly curved toward the center of the leaf. The leaves have smooth surface with white powder. When sunny, the leaves turn lavender or pink.

2. Flowers Difference

Oplina can produce spike-shaped pedicels and grow bell-shaped flowers. The flowers are yellow and the tips of the flowers are orange.

Frost The flowers are racemes, with pink outside and orange inside. The flowers are bell-shaped and arranged in strings. Each flower has 5 or 6 petals.

2. The difference between flowers

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